Meet Steven Miller

Attorney Steven (Steve) D.W. Miller specializes in asset protection, estate planning, elder care and tax law. His focus is to help his clients protect their loved ones and their own legacies by planning for the future. He has worked with clients of all ages in a wide variety of legal areas, including family issues, employment law, and landlord-tenant disputes.

In 2015, Steve shifted his practice to better serve individuals in the areas of estate planning, estate and trust administration, asset protection and tax law.

Also, sensing a void in protecting our elders’ legal interests and the ever-increasing number of our “baby-boomers” who will now need these services, Steve became actively involved with Elder Law and frequently educates the community on the importance of planning for aging.

He is a member of Wealth Counsel and Elder Counsel, both nationally-recognized professional organizations that help deliver premier estate planning and elder care services. He is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys along with the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts chapters. He is also a Certified Elder Law Attorney* (CELA) which is the premier national board certification for elder law attorneys via the ABA-accredited National Elder Law Foundation.

Steve graduated from DePauw University with a B.A. in Political Science and received a Master of Science in Safety Sciences from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He then graduated from law school at Widener University Commonwealth School of Law where he competed in two national moot court competitions and received honors for his legal writing and research abilities. Finally, he received his LL.M (Masters of Law) in Taxation at Villanova School of Law with an additional certificate in estate planning.

Steve enjoys music, running, golf, soccer, and flying. If you would like to speak with Mr. Miller about asset protection, elder care law, estate planning, or any other type of legal service he provides, click here to contact him, or call (717) 251-1259.