About | Megan Robin Law

Results-Driven, Personalized Guidance.

One of the things I love about tax is that it sits at the center of almost every financial decision in a business. It affects how a business is structured, how owners pay themselves, and what they do with the profits they generate.

So my work ends up being much broader than taxes — it’s really about helping small business owners design the financial structure behind their success.”

About Me:

I am an attorney and a mom.

I have an LL.M. (post-doctorate) in Tax Law from the Loyola Law School Tax LL.M. Program.

I received my law degree from UC Davis Law School and completed my undergraduate with honors at UC Santa Barbara.

- Megan Robin, J.D., Tax LL.M.

“My wife and I can’t say enough good things about working with Megan Robin. We were looking for guidance on both business and family wealth planning, and Megan delivered exactly what we needed — thoughtful, strategic advice that’s surprisingly hard to find. As someone new to running a business, I found her insights invaluable. She took the time to really listen to our goals and built a multiphase plan tailored to both our professional and personal priorities. Her approach was clear, thorough, and grounded in real experience.

Megan has a rare ability to combine technical expertise with a warm, approachable style. We never felt rushed, and every meeting left us feeling more confident about the road ahead. We plan to continue working with her as our needs evolve and can’t imagine navigating these decisions without her.

Highly recommend her to anyone looking for high-quality tax and planning advice that actually aligns with your life.”

— Dan (law firm owner) & Annie

"I’m a business owner,

not a billionaire (yet!)...

Do I really need a tax attorney?"

Question:

Answer:

You don’t have to be a billionaire to (massively) benefit from proactive tax and financial planning.

Even a modest adjustment that saves you $5,000 per year in taxes, adds up to $50,000 in tax savings after only 10 years and $100,000 after 20 years.

Taxes are one of life’s constants, and most people will pay them every year until the day they die.

Many generic financial advisors miss opportunities or recommend the wrong strategies because they don’t fully understand the tax implications of their advice. Others sell financial products and funds based on the commissions they can earn by selling them. I don’t sell funds, financial products or earn commissions— I provide guidance as a tax attorney that is entirely focused on my client’s best interests.