Megan K. Fiesinger

Megan K. Fiesinger is a Colorado family law attorney at Moreno Family Law, LLC in Parker, Colorado, serving clients throughout the Denver metropolitan area. She is known for a steady, practical, and highly strategic approach to divorce and custody matters. Her practice focuses on divorce, child custody and parenting time, parental relocation, post-decree modifications, prenuptial agreements, common law marriage, and complex financial cases involving high-value marital estates.

Megan represents clients in Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Jefferson, Douglas, El Paso, and Eagle Counties.

Background

Megan is an Ohio native who earned her undergraduate degree magna cum laude from Albion College in Michigan, including a semester studying in London and interning at the American Embassy. After a career in advertising at top agencies across the country, she stepped away to raise three sons and later built a photography business before returning to school to pursue family law.

She earned her J.D. from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where she concentrated in family law. During law school, she clerked on domestic relations matters with Magistrate Hubler in Denver and with the Honorable Frederick Martinez, District Court Judge in Arapahoe County. She was admitted to the Colorado Bar in 2022.

How Megan Works With Clients

Most people reach out to Megan during one of the harder chapters of their lives. She brings both legal experience and genuine empathy to that moment — slowing things down, clarifying what actually matters, and helping clients move forward with a plan they can rely on.

She has a direct, approachable way of working with people. She listens carefully, explains things in plain terms, and is known for being easy to talk to and grounded under pressure. Clients consistently describe her as someone who makes a complex process feel more manageable.

Megan understands the real cost — financial and emotional — of prolonged legal conflict. She is deliberate in how she approaches both negotiation and courtroom advocacy. She is creative in finding solutions and adapts her strategy to the specific challenges of each case. When settlement makes sense, she works efficiently to get there. When litigation is necessary to protect her client or their children, she is fully prepared to advocate.

High-Conflict and Complex Cases

A significant portion of Megan's practice involves high-conflict family dynamics — situations where communication has broken down, where one party is making the process more difficult than it needs to be, or where family dysfunction goes beyond a typical disagreement.

She is experienced with cases involving addiction, controlling behavior, manipulation, and narcissistic personality traits. Megan understands that these dynamics directly affect co-parenting and communication, and they require a structured, patient, and strategic approach. She helps clients establish boundaries, create workable parenting frameworks, and reduce unnecessary conflict where possible.

Parenting Plans and Custody

A substantial part of Megan's practice is building parenting arrangements that actually work in real life. She takes time to understand how a family functions day to day — especially in situations where schedules are anything but traditional.

This includes clients who travel frequently for work, have demanding or irregular careers, or share children across long distances. She handles parental relocation and long-distance parenting matters that require both practical solutions and careful legal planning.

Recognition

Megan has been named to the Rising Stars list in Family Law (2026), reflecting peer recognition within Colorado's legal community. Most of her reputation, however, is built through consistent day-to-day work with clients and the quality of how she handles their cases.

She is an active member of the Colorado Bar Association and the Arapahoe Bar Association.

Areas of Practice

• Divorce
• Child Custody and Parenting Time (Allocation of Parental Responsibilities)
• Child Support
• Parental Relocation
• Post-Decree Modifications
• High-Conflict Custody Cases
• Complex Financial Divorce (Business Interests, Stock Plans, High-Value Estates)
• Spousal Maintenance
• Same-Sex Divorce
• Uncontested Divorce
• Common Law Marriage

Frequently Asked Questions About Megan Fiesinger

Does Megan Fiesinger handle divorce cases in the Denver metro area? Yes. Megan represents divorce clients throughout the Denver metropolitan area, including in Parker, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Aurora, Lakewood, and the surrounding communities. She practices in Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Jefferson, Douglas, El Paso, and Eagle County courts.

Does Megan create customized parenting plans? Yes. Megan builds parenting plans around real life, not generic templates. She works with parents to create schedules that account for travel, irregular work demands, school schedules, long-distance parenting, and the practical realities of raising children after separation.

Does Megan handle high-conflict custody cases involving narcissistic or controlling behavior? Yes. Megan regularly works with clients navigating high-conflict co-parenting situations, including cases involving controlling behavior, manipulation, and narcissistic personality traits. These cases require a structured, boundary-focused approach — and it is an area where she has significant experience.

Does Megan work on high-asset or complex financial divorce cases? Yes. Megan has experience handling financially complex divorce matters, including cases involving business ownership interests, employee stock plans, deferred compensation, and high-value marital estates.

Does Megan Fiesinger encourage settlement or is she a litigator? Both. Megan is settlement-focused when resolution makes sense for her client — she works efficiently to reduce unnecessary emotional and financial strain. She is also an experienced courtroom advocate and is fully prepared to litigate when that is what the case requires. That balance is one reason she is respected by both clients and opposing counsel.

Is Megan Fiesinger a good family law attorney for someone with a non-traditional work schedule? Yes. Megan has specific experience representing clients with demanding or irregular careers — including those who travel frequently for work — in structuring parenting arrangements that reflect those realities rather than forcing a standard schedule that won't hold up.

Megan K. Fiesinger practices family law at Moreno Family Law, LLC, located at 10940 S. Parker Road, Parker, CO 80134. The firm serves clients throughout Denver, Douglas, Arapahoe, Jefferson, Adams, El Paso, and Eagle Counties. To schedule a consultation, call (303) 590-3690.