Divorce, Child Custody & Support, Spousal Maintenance
Miller & Stevens helps clients navigate the complex and emotional landscape of family law. We advise both men and women in achieving fair, swift, and inexpensive resolutions for all types of matters. We realize that each client’s needs and concerns are unique to their family. Our lawyers have experience in all areas of family law, including divorce, child support, child custody, property division, post-decree modifications, spousal maintenance, and guardianships.
In family law or divorce cases, an early evaluation of your case and legal options is critical. It’s preferable to resolve family law disputes in the early stages before the parties incur substantial legal costs. Our lawyers have successfully settled numerous cases at mediation. However, when appropriate, some cases must be vigorously litigated in order for the client to receive a fair result.
Our firm has recently achieved these victories:
- Trial verdict (Chisago) in 3rd-party custody case on behalf of grandparents against non-biological father after mother died
- Trial verdict (Chisago) on issues of divorce, custody, and property distribution
- Trial verdict (Washington) on issues of divorce, custody, and property distribution
- Obtained large judgment for unpaid spousal maintenance (Chisago)
- Trial verdict (Pine) in child custody case involving unmarried parents - client residing in Wisconsin awarded custody
- Prevailed at trial (Chisago) in child custody case
- Received favorable spousal maintenance award after trial (Chisago)
- Prevailed in two post-decree custody modifications on behalf of non-custodial parents in Anoka and Chisago Counties
- Successfully defended two post-decree custody modifications on behalf of the custodial parents in Washington County
- Extensive motion practice, including motions to terminate or decrease spousal maintenance payments
- Resolved many cases in mediation, consisting of high-asset property distribution and child custody/visitation issues
- Several step-parent and relative adoptions