Meghan Griffin Persampiere

Meghan joined Sandberg Phoenix in 2026 as an attorney in the firm’s Business Practice Group, where she focuses her practice on estate planning, taxation, and trust and estate matters. She works with individuals, families, and business owners to design and implement sophisticated estate planning strategies, including Spousal Lifetime Access Trusts (SLATs), revocable trusts, and other wealth preservation techniques tailored to each client’s goals.

As part of her estate planning practice, Meghan also assists with related corporate and entity matters when needed, including corporate formation and governance structures that support clients’ broader estate and succession planning objectives. In addition, she advises nonprofit organizations and private foundations on governance, tax-exempt status, and other regulatory considerations, helping clients preserve wealth and structure their philanthropic goals.

During her undergraduate studies, she interned in both the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate, and worked for the Florida Governor’s Office of Policy and Budget.  While in law school, Meghan served as President of the Trusts & Estates Legal Society, Secretary of Tax Moot Court, and a general board member of the John Marshall Bar Association. She also competed in and coached multiple Tax Moot Court teams.

Outside of the office, Meghan enjoys spending time with family and friends, golfing, skiing and traveling.