Practice Areas
Advance Planning/Estate Planning
Control what you can by completing the legal documents necessary to protect yourself and your family in a crisis. Advance planning includes:
- Estate planning: will, financial power of attorney, advance medical directive, deed changes
- Immigration enforcement preparedness: estate planning, standby guardianship, know your rights, family emergency plan
Deed Changes
Protect your housing stability and family legacy by ensuring the correct people are named on the deed to your home in the manner that best meets your goals and needs.
Immigration
Everyone deserves to live in a community where they feel safe, and families can thrive without experiencing the fear and trauma of family separation. This principle drives our immigration-related services, which include:
- Immigration enforcement preparedness: power of attorney, standby guardianship, know your rights, family emergency plans
- Asylum applications
- Detention release
Notary services
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About Law Office of Megan E Good LLC
Megan launched the Law Office of Megan E Good, LLC in order to join the fight to protect and defend immigrants from unlawful detention. She assists clients with advance planning in a variety of scenarios, and she is ready to fight for their release if her clients are detained by ICE. Megan’s focus on emergency planning enables her clients to be as well-positioned as possible to protect their families and property during moments of crisis.
Before starting her own practice, Megan Good used a community-lawyering approach to help Baltimore City residents preserve and pass on their family homes during her Equal Justice Works Fellowship with the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service. She also played a pivotal role in the passage and implementation of Maryland’s Transfer on Death Deed Act, making the preservation of the family home and generational wealth more accessible to thousands of Marylanders.
Megan has dedicated her career to working to improve systems that fail to equitably protect or serve marginalized populations. Prior to earning her law degree, Megan used her analytic and project management skills to improve the delivery of human services in the government and nonprofit sectors. She also spearheaded efforts to enhance staff and provider competencies related to sexual orientation, gender identity and expression in Pennsylvania.
A transplant from Pennsylvania, Megan has called Baltimore City home since 2018. She is licensed to practice law in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and before the immigration courts and the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. She earned her Juris Doctor at the University of Maryland, Masters in Public Policy at the College of William & Mary, and Bachelors degree at Bucknell University.