MILESNICK LAW, PLLC - Robert S. Milesnick

Vancouver Divorce Attorney

This lawyer is licensed to practice in Washington and has no record of discipline from the Washington bar association.*

Firm Overview

Divorce and Family Law, Personal Injury and Civil Litigation

Example cases

Dissolution of marriage, child custody, modification of support, no contact orders and personal injury.

Main Office

Main
405 W 13th Street
Vancouver WA 98660

Phone

(360) 213-0799

Websites

http://www.milesnicklaw.com

Fees

Free Initial Consultation?

Yes. Our initial phone conversation is a free consultation.

Services Offered For Fixed Fees?

All clients hired through Nolo will receive a 10% price reduction applied to all their hourly fees.

Hourly Rates

200 dollars per hour.

Office Information

Office Manager

Marie is our office receptionist and general office manager.

Emergency After Hours

Yes

Languages Spoken

We have Spanish speakers available to help when needed.

Is your firm willing to help a client with one discrete part of a case, without taking on the whole case?

Yes, provided it is in the specific clients' best interest.

What are your policies about dividing work within the firm to make the process most cost-effective for the client?

How frequently does your firm use mediation, arbitration, or collaborative law to resolve cases?

Our goal is to best represent the client and reach the most favorable outcome possible under the law. Any and all avenues to reach that goal should be, and are used by us.

Does your firm provide pro bono legal services or otherwise participate in your community?

Yes.

What distinguishes your law firm from others?

Attention to detail and focus to your specific issues and concerns. Most attorneys like to talk, and we advocate passionate for you...but we listen to you first and foremost.

What is your firm's point of view regarding clients educating themselves on legal issues?

Clients' are happiest when they feel comfortable with their own understanding of the law and have faith in their attorney to represent their best interests and address their specific concerns.

Is your firm willing to review documents prepared by clients?

Cases that have clients and attorneys who work and share information together, as a team, almost always produce better outcomes than those don't. I strongly encourage my clients to actively participate in their own case.

Is your firm willing to coach clients who want to represent themselves?