We are a virtual law firm which allows us to cut overhead and pass those savings on to you! Jeremy R. Miller is an attorney with more than 10 years of experience working primarily in family law and estate planning matters. He has worked one-on-one with clients facing their most difficult challenges and works with compassion and passion for you and your family.
Miller Family Law, Inc. has transitioned to a virtual law office to save you money and provide greater access to high quality legal representation. We work on uncontested divorces or child custody matter, marital agreements, estate planning, and personal injury! Need to know how to get a divorce in Utah? If you need help with an uncontested divorce in Utah, we can help you through this often difficult process.
We understand the law and court system and have helped many clients successfully reach their goals. You will find a trusted advocate at Miller Family Law right here in Taylorsville or Lehi. There may be no more important issue to our clients than the custody arrangements of their children.
Miller Family Law, Inc. has transitioned to a virtual law office to save you money and provide greater access to high quality legal representation. We work on uncontested divorces or child custody matter, marital agreements, estate planning, and personal injury! Need to know how to get a divorce in Utah? If you need help with an uncontested divorce in Utah, we can help you through this often difficult process.
We understand the law and court system and have helped many clients successfully reach their goals. You will find a trusted advocate at Miller Family Law right here in Taylorsville or Lehi. There may be no more important issue to our clients than the custody arrangements of their children.
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Miller Family Law offers broad experience in family law to help achieve the best long term results for clients.
Proudly serving Salt Lake City, Draper, South Jordan, Taylorsville, Lehi, Alpine & surrounding areas.
Miller Family Law was founded in 2018 by Jeremy R. Miller as a premier law firm with a focus on all aspects of divorce and family law matters.
Our mission is to provide the highest quality representation for our clients.
We can help you with all your family law needs, including divorce, alimony, child custody, and father's rights.
Proudly serving Salt Lake City, Draper, South Jordan, Taylorsville, Lehi, Alpine & surrounding areas.
Miller Family Law was founded in 2018 by Jeremy R. Miller as a premier law firm with a focus on all aspects of divorce and family law matters.
Our mission is to provide the highest quality representation for our clients.
We can help you with all your family law needs, including divorce, alimony, child custody, and father's rights.
Miller Family Law offers broad experience in divorce law & matrimonial disputes to help achieve the best long term results for you & your family.
In delicate family matters, turn to Miller Family Law, Inc for comprehensive and compassionate legal services.
Family law cases are among the most stressful and impassioned proceedings in today's court system.
Frustration over divided assets and shared finances must be tempered with sensitivity for any children caught up in the dispute.
Our family law lawyers in Taylorsville, UT diligently counsel and represent clients who need to resolve family law issues.
In delicate family matters, turn to Miller Family Law, Inc for comprehensive and compassionate legal services.
Family law cases are among the most stressful and impassioned proceedings in today's court system.
Frustration over divided assets and shared finances must be tempered with sensitivity for any children caught up in the dispute.
Our family law lawyers in Taylorsville, UT diligently counsel and represent clients who need to resolve family law issues.
Miller Family Law offers broad experience in all areas of property division.
In Utah, courts will make an equitable division of marital property.
Equitable means fair, not equal.
If you can agree about how to divide your property, the judge must review the agreement to be sure that it is fair, but you do not need to go to court or hold a hearing.
Deciding what is a fair distribution of property includes several factors, such as how long the marriage has lasted, the age and health of the parties, their occupations, the amounts and sources of income and related matters.
In Utah, courts will make an equitable division of marital property.
Equitable means fair, not equal.
If you can agree about how to divide your property, the judge must review the agreement to be sure that it is fair, but you do not need to go to court or hold a hearing.
Deciding what is a fair distribution of property includes several factors, such as how long the marriage has lasted, the age and health of the parties, their occupations, the amounts and sources of income and related matters.
Miller Family Law offers broad experience in paternity cases to help achieve the best long term results for you & your family.
Paternity in legal terms means fatherhood.
When a child is born to a couple who are not married to each other, the father of the child does not automatically have the same rights and responsibilities as a father who is married to the mother until paternity is established.
These rights and responsibilities include custody, parent-time, and the obligation to provide financial support (child support).
Paternity in legal terms means fatherhood.
When a child is born to a couple who are not married to each other, the father of the child does not automatically have the same rights and responsibilities as a father who is married to the mother until paternity is established.
These rights and responsibilities include custody, parent-time, and the obligation to provide financial support (child support).
Miller Family Law offers broad experience in child custody disputes to help achieve the best long term results for you & your family.
There are two parts to custody: physical custody and legal custody.
Physical custody means where the children live.
Legal custody means which parent has the right to make important decisions about the children (such as medical care, education, and religion).
Generally, joint legal custody is presumed to be in the child's best interest unless there is domestic violence, the child has special needs, the parents live far apart, or there is some other factor the court considers relevant.
There are two parts to custody: physical custody and legal custody.
Physical custody means where the children live.
Legal custody means which parent has the right to make important decisions about the children (such as medical care, education, and religion).
Generally, joint legal custody is presumed to be in the child's best interest unless there is domestic violence, the child has special needs, the parents live far apart, or there is some other factor the court considers relevant.
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