The Miller & Evans law firm provides straightforward, honest representation for all aspects of family law: divorce, custody, child support, mediation, and more.
Navigating the legal landscape can be daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone. At Miller & Evans, PLC, we offer a comprehensive range of legal services designed to address your unique challenges and objectives. Our dedicated team is here to provide expert guidance every step of the way. Explore our services below to discover how we can best support you in your legal journey.
Navigate the complexities of ending a marriage with our experienced divorce attorneys by your side.
Prioritize the best interests of your child with our expert guidance on custody and visitation matters.
We can help start or modify your child support order .
At Miller & Evans, PLC, we understand that legal matters can be complex and emotionally charged. Our team of dedicated attorneys and mediators is here to guide you through every step, ensuring that your rights are protected and your concerns are addressed. Whether you are navigating the many intricacies of family law or divorce, seeking clarity on child custody and visitation, or dealing with other family issues, we are here to help.
We are the largest firm in Des Moines specializing in Family Law.
Our team has extensive experience dedicated to family law issues.
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There is a difference between physical separation (moving out) and legal separation (getting a court order that you are separated). You may file a petition in court for legal separation if you are planning to be separated for a long time and want the court to address support, property or debts during the separation. You […]
Being married gives people certain legal rights. Many of these legal rights don’t become important until the couple splits up. If there is a marriage, whether it is a “regular” marriage or a common law marriage, when the couple splits up they can get a divorce. In a divorce, the court can decide who is […]
What happens when you own a house with a significant other (not a spouse)? Who gets the property when their relationship fizzles out? Thankfully, it doesn’t come down to who can remain in the house the longest or the flip of a coin, but rather through an equitable Court proceeding called a PARTITION. The word […]
