Megan Compton
Solicitor
Family
Megan joined the firm in June 2021 as a Paralegal in the Family Team. During her time as a Paralegal, Megan assisted on a variety of complicated family law issues including dealing with procedures within the Family Court.
In September 2023, Megan commenced her training contract with DMH Stallard in the Family team. She qualified as a Solicitor in the Family Team in Horsham in September 2025.
Megan completed her law degree in 2019 at St Mary’s University and she then went on to complete the Legal Practice Course and Masters with the University of Law in 2020.
Work highlights
DIVORCE
Assisted a client through navigating her divorce and financial settlement. It was an extremely emotional time for her and Megan was able to get the work done needed to resolve her case.
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
Agreeing and drafting a settlement agreement that was a very drawn out process but, continued to support the client throughout.
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Issued court proceedings and got a very good outcome for the client. Supported the client throughout the process and worked very closely with her and a friend to ensure the process was as smooth as possible.
DIVORCE
Assisted with a divorce for a client with lots of hurdles along the way. Megan made sure to constantly chase the court and do her best for the client.
FINANCES
Drafted and filed a consent order to conclude client’s finances.
Recent articles
Insights
Agreeing upon arrangements for children when a couple separates is often a sticky subject, Megan Compton explains the process of making an application for a Child Arrangements Order
22/06/2022
Announcements
DMH Stallard has once again been recognised among the UK's leading family law practices, securing a Tier 2 ranking in the latest eprivateclient Top Family Law Firms guide.
26/10/2026
Announcements
DMH Stallard has reinforced its position as the South East's leading law firm with another strong performance in the Chambers and Partners 2027 legal rankings.
20/10/2026
Podcasts
In this episode of Family Law in the UK we explore the impact of neurodivergence in children, and how the court system address their needs.
26/08/2026