David L. Miller, P.C.

Contact experienced and resourceful Utah bankruptcy attorney David Miller for sound advice about your debt problems and energetic representation in bankruptcy court. He has more than twenty years of experience in obtaining bankruptcy relief for hundreds of clients. Utah debtors' rights lawyer David Miller can work with your creditors to reduce payments, spread the cure of arrearages over years, and help you restore your credit.

David Miller can advise you on every aspect of bankruptcy, from determining your eligibility for Chapter 7 relief to helping you deal with student loan or tax debts, to litigating disputes with creditors concerning the size of their claim or the enforceability of a security interest. Utah bankruptcy attorney David Miller can also advise you on:

• The effect of the automatic stay
• Home mortgages, auto loans, and other secured indebtedness
• Credit card debts
• State and federal tax liens and unpaid taxes
• Exemptions from your bankruptcy estate
• The short-term impact and continuing consequences of bankruptcy
• Small business bankruptcy under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13
• Civil lawsuits for fair credit violations outside of bankruptcy

David L. Miller Bio

David Miller is a practicing attorney who also serves as a Chapter 7 Panel Trustee in the Salt Lake City, Utah area. As a trustee, he is currently administering several hundred asset cases which together represent nearly $10 million that will be distributed to creditors. He also serves as a part-time municipal court judge in two small Utah cities, and is married with eight children and four grandchildren.

In 1985, Mr. Miller obtained a Masters of Law Degree in Taxation from the Golden Gate University in San Francisco after previously graduating with honors from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. Before opening his own law office in 1998 and being appointed as a Trustee in 1999, he worked in the Bankruptcy Court as a Special Assistant United States Attorney and in the Tax Court on behalf of the Internal Revenue Service. He was employed by the IRS' Office of Chief Counsel for nearly 15 years in San Francisco and Salt Lake City. Mr. Miller also worked for a year in Shell Oil Company's tax law department in Houston.

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