Kelly E. Miller

My case was a domestic violence one and I had placed a TPO on my spouse. She is known for helping with domestic violence cases and seemed good. Well, when it came time to discuss with the other party the terms of the child visitation, she made decisions that were what my spouse wanted rather than wh...at I wanted. She made it seem like I had no other choice. I wanted the child visitation exchange to occur at a visitation center, but instead she arranged with the other party to have it at his house. What's the point in a restraining order if you're going to make me go to his house? It was a scary situation for me. Eventually other arrangements were made. As my attorney, I never felt like I was getting support from her. She was constantly discussing things with the other party and I felt like I couldn't trust her to represent my case so that my child's best interests were considered. Another thing that I truly hold against her is that she would purposely prolong the conversation so that she could clock in more time on my case. For instance, she would chat about tips on how I can help my son with teething issues and count that as time against me. It was pretty unethical.