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Family Law Staff Attorney

Ms. Morgan provides advice and counsel and represents clients in court in Family Law cases. She primarily represents victims of domestic violence.#N#Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas provides legal services to clients in the north and west regions of Texas. LANWT has over 140 attorneys in 15 offices, and serves 144 counties.

Associate Faculty, Paralegal Studies

Ms. Morgan has taught Family Law since the Spring semester of 2015. She has also taught the Introduction to Law course.#N#The Paralegal Studies program at Collin College has both a certificate and a degree program for those wishing to enter the legal field as a paraprofessional. Classes are offered at the Spring Creek and Preston Ridge campuses.

Attorney and Mediator

Family law and mediation practice in McKinney, Texas. Divorces, custody matters, child support actions, adoptions, name changes, stepparent adoptions, and any other legal matters that affect the family relationship.

Board Member

Volunteer board member at nonprofit Episcopal preschool in McKinney, Texas.

Volunteer Mediator

Conducted pro bono court-ordered mediations of family law cases for low-income litigants.

Labor & Employment Counsel

Regional Counsel for the Southeast Region, responsible for Human Resources/Legal issues for all stores in the southeastern United States and Puerto Rico.

Attorney-Consultant

Conducted training on sexual harassment and discrimination investigations for clients in the U.S. and Canada; conducted sexual harassment investigations for clients in the restaurant, manufacturing, and entertainment industries.

Cheryl A. Pilate and Melanie S. Morgan wage all-out war for their clients

For months in 2007, Kansas City, Mo., attorney Cheryl A. Pilate had been trying to hire a trusted investigator who kept turning her down because he was too busy handling cases for an Olathe, Kan., lawyer named Melanie S. Morgan. Pilate was annoyed. Who was this Morgan woman, and why was she hogging all of the researcher’s time?

Published in 2013 Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers Magazine By Nancy Henderson on October 16, 2013

For months in 2007, Kansas City, Mo., attorney Cheryl A. Pilate had been trying to hire a trusted investigator who kept turning her down because he was too busy handling cases for an Olathe, Kan., lawyer named Melanie S. Morgan. Pilate was annoyed. Who was this Morgan woman, and why was she hogging all of the researcher’s time?