Every conversation is confidential. Every option is explained plainly. Every step is taken with your rights and your future in mind. Attorney Lee Miller defends clients across Little Rock and central Arkansas.
License, record, and livelihood on the line. Early action makes a difference.
From possession to distribution, with attention to search and seizure issues.
Careful, thorough defense when the stakes are highest.
Protecting your record from charges that follow you long after the case.
Serious charges demand serious preparation, from arraignment through trial.
No charge is minor when it lands on your record. Handle it right the first time.
Juvenile court runs on its own rules. Protecting a young person's record, and their future, before it follows them into adulthood.
Alleged violations move fast. Raising it early beats answering a warrant later.
No lectures, no judgment. Just a clear read on the situation, the realistic paths forward, and a defense built with care. Lee Miller knows the Little Rock courts and the people in them, and that local knowledge matters when it counts.
That extends to juvenile court, where a young person's record is still something that can be protected. Lee's work with youth in Little Rock doesn't stop at the courthouse door.
The earlier your attorney is involved, the more options you keep. Call before you talk to anyone else.
See Lee's work in the communityNo. Be polite, identify yourself, and say you would like to speak with your attorney first. Anything you say can be used against you, even when you believe it helps.
You will hear the charges and enter a plea, and conditions of release are addressed. Having counsel before that hearing protects your options from day one.
Depending on the charge and your history, options can include dismissal, diversion, reduced charges, or later sealing. The right path depends on the facts, which is what the first conversation is for.
Juvenile court in Arkansas runs on its own rules, and what happens in the first few days shapes everything after it. Your child should not be answering questions without a lawyer present, no matter how informal it feels. Call before anything else happens — Lee handles juvenile matters and works with young people across Little Rock outside the courtroom too.
People assume a first offense handles itself. It doesn't. There is a license consequence that moves on a separate and much faster track than the criminal case, and missing that window costs you options nobody can get back. Call and find out what you're actually facing before you decide it's minor.
Don't wait for it to escalate and don't assume it went unnoticed. A violation can be addressed, and it goes much better when your attorney raises it first rather than answering a warrant later. Call the same day you realize it happened.
Yes. Charges don’t keep business hours. Calls route to the attorney, and urgent matters get an immediate response.
The earlier your attorney is involved, the more options you keep.