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- May, 2008 through July, 2008
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- was interviewed by the New York Law Journal as a spokesperson for various state and local bar groups who lobbied Albany legislators for an amendment of divorce law to permit "no fault" divorce. Judge Miller, who is also the Director of the Office of Family Services for the Office of Court Administration, organized the event in Albany, to remind legislators of the need to change the divorce laws and to highlight the near-unanimous support that the no-fault option has among bar groups. In her interview, Judge Miller also spoke of the difficulties the no-fault option faced in the current legislative session, since no-fault divorce is just one of a myriad of items vying for attention. In the interview, Judge Miller said: "They are not focused on this issue. And we, as a group, are at a disadvantage because we are not lobbyists." (6/17/08).
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- September, 2007 through December, 2007
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- January, 2007 through April, 2007
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- In the aftermath of the recent bribery conviction of
former state Supreme Court Justice Gerald P. Garson, there
has been substantial media coverage of the manner in which
matrimonial and family law cases are litigated in the court
system. Judge Miller, who headed the Matrimonial Commission
formed by Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye, was interviewed by
The Institute for Judicial Studies for both her observations
on the case and efforts to implement the recommendations
of the Matrimonial Commission. For excerpts of that interview,
click at Interview.
Click at Report
to see the recommendations of the Matrimonial Commission.
(4/2007)
- has joined the Board of Directors of Legal
Services of the Hudson Valley (4/07)
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- September, 2006 through December, 2006
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- March, 2006 through May, 2006
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If you think you may require the assistance of Judge Miller in any matter, email (smiller@mccarthyfingar.com)
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