Ogar & Miller - Bloomington, IL
Family Law Lawyers in Bloomington, IL
3004 General Electric Road Ste. 1A Bloomington, IL 61704
- 2 Attorney Ratings
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30
Years
Experience
Bloomington Family Law Firm
Updated: 02/28/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
- Adoption
- Divorce
- Custody & Visitation
- Paternity
- Child Support
- Domestic Violence & Neglect
- Father's Rights
- Mediation & Collaborative Law
- Prenuptial And Postnuptial Agreements
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Ogar & Miller
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Hired Attorney Todd C. Miller 2023I was very happy with Todd Miller and his associate Nicole in their promptness in returning calls/emails, they were courteous and explained everything to me. He understood the situation and helped resolve it quickly. I highly recommend Mr. Miller for your legal needs.
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Hired Attorney Todd C. Miller 2021When I first contacted Ogar and Miller it was with the intent of hiring Helen Ogar. I had done my research and found several people that praised Helen Ogar as a “bulldog” saying she did a great job of fighting for her clients. However, Helen was not accepting new clients, so I was referred by her paralegal to her partner Todd instead. I mistakenly assumed Todd would be just like his partner. Instead, Todd seems bored by what he does, he lacks passion, has little to no fight in him, and if lawyers had such a thing as “bedside manner” Todd’s bedside manner would be nonexistent. He has little patience or tolerance for the emotional side of a divorce and does nothing to make things easier on his clients. His paralegal Nichole is really no better in that regard. I also found myself having to follow up multiple times to make sure things were getting done in a timely manner. Mistakes were made by them that could have and frankly should have been avoided. Ultimately after 6 months, and right before we were supposed to go to trial I finally became so frustrated by the service (or lack thereof) that I was being given I decided to voice my frustrations in an email. I felt I wasn’t being heard, they weren’t doing their due diligence, and I was fed up. I made it clear I would be writing a review of my experience with their law firm and it would be honest. I did not use derogatory language, I simply voiced my concerns to them. They did not take my negative feedback well and Todd decided to withdraw as my lawyer. That’s right, in the 11th hour they quit my case because their feelings were hurt. In 6 months I spent over $20,000 in legal fees to this firm, only to get nowhere with my case. I will not be recommending this firm to anyone.
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3004 General Electric Road
Ste. 1A
Bloomington, IL 61704
Phone Number: 309-590-5820
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Website: https://www.ogarmiller.com
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