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After growing up in Templeton, Greyson graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno, in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. He went on to attend Western State College of Law in Irvine, California, where he graduated summa cum laude in May of 2018. At commencement, Greyson received the Wallace R. Davis award – an award given to an individual for exemplary work in their community. Greyson was a member of law review, belonged to various clubs where he held leadership positions, worked as a law clerk at one of Irvine’s top boutique law firms, and was the research assistant to his United States Supreme Court cited professor.

Greyson has argued cases in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the United States Immigration Court, and various State Courts in California. Greyson has worked in various areas of law as an independent contractor. He has had the privilege to work alongside various, experienced attorneys and continues to develop these important connections that allow him to gain knowledge that is learned through experience.

Ultimately, Greyson has settled in the area of family law. His background in different areas of law provides a unique perspective to family law cases and gives consideration to specific consequences of family law dispositions that may not be considered in most circumstances.

Greyson returned to San Luis Obispo County to raise a family with his wife in the area where he grew up. He enjoys camping, golfing, and spending time with his family.

Megan A. Marsh, Esq.

Born and raised on the Central Coast, Megan received a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of California, Berkeley.  She was a member of the women’s water polo program at UC Berkeley. As an undergraduate assistant during her senior season, Megan was part of the Golden Bears’ third-place NCAA finish. After graduating, Megan started her legal studies at the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law in Washington D.C., before transferring to California Western School of Law in San Diego, California.  At both institutions, Megan was heavily involved in several associations on campus, including Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International, the Student Bar Association, and the Entertainment and Sports Law Society.  During law school, Megan volunteered with the Legal Aid Society, helping tenants with unlawful detainers. Megan is happy to be back on the Central Coast to help families overcome this difficult time.  Megan works from a position of compassionate advocacy. When Megan is away from the office, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends.  She is also an avid sports fan and spends much of her free time cheering on the San Francisco Giants and 49ers.

Andrew Tran, Esq.

Andrew Tran was admitted to the California Bar in 2014.  He has been exclusively practicing family law for the past 5 years now.  Being a Northern California native, Andrew decided to move to Southern California to attend the University of California, Irvine where he initially majored in Biology. Shortly thereafter, Andrew found an affinity to the field of law and quickly changed his major to Criminal, Law, and Society, ultimately leading to a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal, Law, and Society.

After attending UC Irvine, Andrew began his legal career by returning to Northern California where he worked as a law clerk at a Bankruptcy and Taxation law office and gained extensive experience in both fields of law.

Andrew returned to Southern California in order to pursue his legal education at Whittier Law School. There, he excelled in both his Family Law and Community Property law classes, and even became the runner-up in the highly competitive Susan E. McGuigan Oral Advocacy Competition for first-year law students. Andrew was also heavily involved in the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association and interned for a local family law practice located in Santa Ana.

After obtaining his Juris Doctorate, Andrew volunteered for the Domestic Violence Restraining Order Clinic in the Superior Court located in Chula Vista, California while studying for the California State Bar. He worked on a pro-bono basis helping those in need with their domestic violence disputes. While awaiting his bar results, Andrew worked as a law clerk for a prominent family law firm in downtown San Diego known as Hargreaves & Taylor, LLP. During his time at Hargreaves & Taylor, LLP, he assisted with trials and overall legal strategy. Upon passing the bar in February 2014, Andrew worked for various family law firms in Los Angeles County, Orange County, and San Diego County where he gained extensive family law experience.

Andrew has experience with all areas of family law, including dissolution of marriage, mediation, legal separation, child custody and visitation, grandparent visitation, move-away requests, child and spousal support, support arrears, domestic violence restraining orders, and post-judgment modifications.

Andrew is considered by both his peers and his clients to be a compassionate advocate.  He takes a reasonable and cost-efficient approach to all of his cases as he is sensitive to his client’s financial needs but, at the same time, not sacrificing the quality of his legal services.

In his off time, Andrew enjoys the outdoors, especially going to the beach with his wife and friends.   He lives a very active and healthy lifestyle and frequents the gym on a regular basis.