Recognized for excellence in litigation and collaborative law, attorney Delia A. Miller devotes her practice exclusively to resolving complex family law issues. She handles divorce, custody, parenting time, division of property, interstate custody issues, grandparent visitation, and personal protection orders. It can be very difficult to know where to turn for legal help when you are going through a divorce or a challenging child custody matter.
You may not know how to start or even what questions you should ask. Turn to Delia A. Miller, PLLC. Attorney Delia A. Miller works hard to help her clients resolve their disputes as quickly as possible. Staying current with legislative updates and case law, she strives to provide her clients with professional, compassionate and effective legal representation.
Delia's legal advocacy inside and outside of the courtroom has earned her recognition as a Top Lawyer in DBusiness Magazine in 2018. She was included in the Michigan Super Lawyers list as a Rising Star for six years in a row.
You may not know how to start or even what questions you should ask. Turn to Delia A. Miller, PLLC. Attorney Delia A. Miller works hard to help her clients resolve their disputes as quickly as possible. Staying current with legislative updates and case law, she strives to provide her clients with professional, compassionate and effective legal representation.
Delia's legal advocacy inside and outside of the courtroom has earned her recognition as a Top Lawyer in DBusiness Magazine in 2018. She was included in the Michigan Super Lawyers list as a Rising Star for six years in a row.
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The attorney you choose to help you through your legal matters should be available to you when you need them.
Legal issues do not wait between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to present themselves, and acting fast is key in defending your best interests.
Delia A. Miller is an experienced attorney who knows the critical role an attorney plays in your legal matter, and she devotes herself to securing the best possible outcome in the full scope of family law matters.
At the law office of Delia A. Miller, PLLC, you can count on receiving the respect and attention you deserve from your attorney.
Legal issues do not wait between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to present themselves, and acting fast is key in defending your best interests.
Delia A. Miller is an experienced attorney who knows the critical role an attorney plays in your legal matter, and she devotes herself to securing the best possible outcome in the full scope of family law matters.
At the law office of Delia A. Miller, PLLC, you can count on receiving the respect and attention you deserve from your attorney.
When a serious family law matter like divorce threatens the way you and your family live, you need to be sure you are doing everything possible to defend yourself and your family.
Shopping around for the right attorney for you and your loved ones is a smart decision, so take a look to see how Delia A. Miller, PLLC, can help you.
Attorney Delia A. Miller guides families through Michigan's complicated family law system.
She provides personalized legal advocacy for negotiation, mediation and courtroom litigation.
Shopping around for the right attorney for you and your loved ones is a smart decision, so take a look to see how Delia A. Miller, PLLC, can help you.
Attorney Delia A. Miller guides families through Michigan's complicated family law system.
She provides personalized legal advocacy for negotiation, mediation and courtroom litigation.
Divorce falls within the exclusive division of the family division of the circuit court.
Michigan has adopted a "no-fault" concept of divorce, which means that if one party wants a divorce, then both parties get a divorce.
However, fault can play a part with regard to the division of property, parenting time and spousal support.
There are statutory waiting periods before a divorce can be finalized.
A married couple with minor children must wait six months from the date it is filed before the divorce becomes final, although there are circumstances that would allow a court to grant a divorce sooner.
Michigan has adopted a "no-fault" concept of divorce, which means that if one party wants a divorce, then both parties get a divorce.
However, fault can play a part with regard to the division of property, parenting time and spousal support.
There are statutory waiting periods before a divorce can be finalized.
A married couple with minor children must wait six months from the date it is filed before the divorce becomes final, although there are circumstances that would allow a court to grant a divorce sooner.
In divorce cases that involve children, custody is generally the most complicated and emotional part of the process.
Parents often lose sight of this.
What is best for the children is always the primary consideration - for parents as well as the court.
You can help your children through this painful process by maintaining positive co-parenting skills.
Your marriage may end, but your role as a parent does not.
Refrain from arguing or saying negative things in front of the children.
Whenever possible, be openly supportive of the other parent in front of the children.
Parents often lose sight of this.
What is best for the children is always the primary consideration - for parents as well as the court.
You can help your children through this painful process by maintaining positive co-parenting skills.
Your marriage may end, but your role as a parent does not.
Refrain from arguing or saying negative things in front of the children.
Whenever possible, be openly supportive of the other parent in front of the children.
Parents want to spend as much time as possible with their children.
In Michigan, parenting time is based on the best interests of the children.
When parents divorce or separate, the children's best interests are served by the continuation of a strong, healthy parent-child relationship.
If parenting time is in dispute, it is essential to come up with an appropriate parenting time plan - one that will foster a strong relationship between the children and each parent.
Parenting time plans should offer structure but allow for flexibility.
In Michigan, parenting time is based on the best interests of the children.
When parents divorce or separate, the children's best interests are served by the continuation of a strong, healthy parent-child relationship.
If parenting time is in dispute, it is essential to come up with an appropriate parenting time plan - one that will foster a strong relationship between the children and each parent.
Parenting time plans should offer structure but allow for flexibility.
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