Steven D. Miller

Affordable divorce throughout Florida (all 67 counties). Uncontested Divorce: $499 no kids; $849 with kids.* Steven was raised in western Massachusetts and graduated from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst in 1981. After moving to Florida after graduation, Steven attended law school at Nova Southeastern University where he was an active participant in all things “trial” related. He was a member of several national Moot Court teams and was a student bar association prosecutor. Following law school, Steven opened his own firm, Steven D. Miller, P.A., and practiced in the areas of personal injury and medical malpractice. That practice area allowed Steven to become one of the great “healers” as accident victims would miraculously regain mobility, resume activities and get back to work after he passed the settlement check to them. Unfortunately, there were clients whose injuries could not be healed with a settlement check. Steven has litigated accident and malpractice cases in Florida, Massachusetts and Maine. Steven was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 1990. One of Steven’s most memorable cases was against Cleveland Clinic Florida because of sexual battery committed by a staff neurologist against not one, but at least four male patients. When news of the case hit the papers, victims of the doctor came out of hiding and all told an eerily similar story of abuse under the guise of medical research. Most recently, Steven resolved a claim against Holy Cross hospital in Broward County regarding an airway fire in his client’s throat during a procedure on his client’s esophagus. Steven’s desire to help people led him in to family law where he and his brother saw the need to provide low cost/flat fee services as a solution to folks who needed legal help but simply could not afford to pay exorbitant retainers and hourly fees charged by billable hour lawyers. They began the painstaking process of building a website to deliver the message and services. Unfortunately, the old axiom about not going into business with a family member reared its ugly head and the brothers’ business relationship ended in “divorce.” The brothers have had a case or two together along the way but the relationship has not been mended.