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Let Millar Legal create an action plan tailored to your unique situation. We will help you obtain the ideal results you are looking for in your case.

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Step 1: Complete Intake Form

In order to best serve you, please share some details of your case with us by completing a case intake form.

All information provided is strictly confidential.  Our firm takes every step possible to protect your privacy.  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our law office.  

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Step 2: Book Phone Consultation

During your initial consultation, you will speak with your law attorney and discuss your situation and your family or business goals. 

Phone consultations are provided for your convenience, but are handled with the same individualized attention as in-person appointments.  Millar Legal is dedicated to providing high quality services as quickly as possible for our clients.  

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What Our Clients Are Saying…

“I want to thank you again for going far beyond the call of duty. May God Bless you and your family not just for what you have done for me but because you are a good man.”

James Davis

“Mr. Millar impressed me right away. He was on time. He was friendly and engaging. He listened carefully to my situation, asked thoughtful follow up questions and made sure he fully understood my situation. He communicated his interest in helping even though it would not result in ongoing billable time because of my particular legal situation. He did not charge me for the consultation. My overall with Mr. Millar and the law firm was exceedingly positive and I plan to return should the need arise in the future.”

Stephanie Rawson

“Aaron is detail-oriented and thorough in his work. His writing skills are good and his oral skills are excellent. He presented one of the best oral arguments in an appeal that I have ever witnessed (and he prevailed in reversing the trial court ruling).”

Tyler Shaw