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Meaghan Grant joined Jameson & Powers, P.C. as an attorney in 2019. Her practice focuses on commercial real estate matters, estate planning, general business law and outside counsel services. With a quick ability to understand and assess a situation and a business-minded approach to law, Meaghan enjoys building successful and effective relationships with her clients. Meaghan is barred in Texas and Florida.
Meaghan’s commercial real estate practice includes multi family, manufactured housing, complex closings, financing, commercial lease negotiations, franchise work and land development. Meaghan focuses on keeping negotiations friendly but effective and does not hesitate to push back when it matters. Meaghan has specialized experience in manufactured housing including acquisition, disposition, financing, licensing and permitting, leasing, managing local counsel, operations and outside counsel assistance. During her tenure with Jameson & Powers, P.C., Meaghan has had the privilege of facilitating over $2 billion in closings for commercial real estate clients including national manufactured housing investment groups, developers, franchisees and more.
Meaghan helps both individuals and families create effective estate plans to protect their assets and plan for the future. Meaghan’s estate planning practice includes wills, trusts, statutory and medical powers of attorney and medical directives. Meaghan also helps families safely send their children off to college with the help of graduation packets that ensure parent’s peace of mind and access to information even after their child turns 18. Meaghan assists clients with general business matters including forming and maintaining entities and annual filings.
Before joining Jameson & Powers, P.C., Meaghan clerked for the Honorable Judge John E. Steele in the United States District Court in the Middle District of Florida and worked at Cohen & Grigsby, P.C. in Naples, Florida.
Meaghan graduated with honors from Ave Maria School of Law in Naples, Florida. While in law school, Meaghan was Senior Editor of Ave Maria Law Review, Vice President of the Women’s Law Association and received five CALI book awards. Meaghan received her B.A. in Politics from the University of Dallas in Irving, Texas where she played NCAA women’s soccer and served as team captain junior and senior year.
What You Might Not Know About Meaghan:
Meaghan grew up in Dallas, but the ocean is her happy place – especially on the Florida Gulf Coast. Meaghan enjoys spending time with her big family (eight siblings!), cooking, at her piano, playing tennis or optimistically starting yet another home renovation project. Meaghan is a parishioner at St. Rita Catholic Community in Dallas and St. Paul’s Catholic Church in St. Petersburg and an enthusiastic godmother of three sweet kids.
- Commercial Real Estate
- Property
- Manufactured Housing
- Franchises
- Development
- Estate Planning
- Wills & Trusts
- Business Law
- Entity Formation
- Outside Counsel
- State Bar of Texas
- The Florida Bar
- Ave Maria School of Law, J.D., cum laude (2017)
- University of Dallas, B.A. Politics (2010)
- Dallas Bar Association
- Dallas Women Lawyers Association
- Federalist Society
- Texas Real Estate Commission
- Manufactured Housing Institute
- Bay Area Real Estate Council
- St. Petersburg Bar Association
- Pinellas Florida Association of Women Lawyers