About Sarah T.
Sarah T. McCain built a steady legal path that begins in Michigan and now extends through several states. She earned her J.D. from Michigan State University College of Law in 2006 after completing a B.A. at Michigan State University in 2003. Those years set the foundation for a practice rooted in family law and courtroom work.
After law school McCain joined Plog & Stein P.C. as a senior associate in 2006. She handled contested hearings and negotiated settlements, gaining early exposure to complex family law matters. Over time she moved into roles that required managing caseloads, preparing litigation strategy, and advising clients on divorce, custody, and support issues.
McCain later took a position at Family Law Advocates as an associate. There she continued to represent clients in state and family courts. Her work has covered contested divorces, parenting-time disputes, child support modifications, and asset division. She regularly drafts pleadings, prepares witnesses, and argues motions. The practice demands close attention to evolving state statutes and court rules, and McCain’s casework reflects that attention.
She holds memberships in multiple bar organizations. McCain is a member of the Colorado State Bar and the Michigan State Bar, and she also belongs to the Colorado Bar Association and the Florida Bar Association. Those memberships reflect admissions and professional ties across Colorado, Michigan, and Florida. She maintains active participation in bar activities and attends continuing legal education programs to stay current on procedural and substantive changes in family law.
Colleagues describe her approach as straightforward and methodical. She tends to break complicated legal and financial issues into discrete steps so clients can understand options and consequences. In court she favors clear presentation of facts and law; in negotiations she aims to resolve disputes before trial when possible, while remaining prepared to litigate when necessary.
Outside of courtroom settings McCain spends time preparing detailed case files and evidence packages. She works closely with financial experts when property division or support calculations are contested. That work often involves forensic accounting and custody evaluations, where careful review of documents and timelines is essential.
McCain practices across multiple jurisdictions and draws on experience gained at both Plog & Stein P.C. and Family Law Advocates. She represents clients in family law matters including divorce, custody, child support, and property division.
