Ivan E. Miller - a Red Oak, Iowa (IA) Real Estate Lawyer

Red Oak Real Estate Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Real Estate
Probate
Tax
Criminal Law

Attorney Information

Overview

Attorney Ivan E. Miller is from Eldora, Iowa, and he graduated from the University of Iowa with degrees in Political Science and Philosophy in 2008. Ivan then attended Drake University Law School where he graduated in 2011, and was admitted to the Bar of the State of Iowa in September 2011.

While in law school, Ivan clerked for Chief Judge Kurt L. Wilke in the 2nd District of Iowa in Fort Dodge. Ivan then interned in the Tama County Attorney’s Office, where he gained trial experience and a passion for criminal law. After that, Ivan clerked for Attorney Peter Berger located in Des Moines Iowa.

Ivan joined the law office of Billings & Mensen in 2011, and he practices in Real Estate, Probate, Tax, and Criminal Law.

Education

Legal Education
- Drake University Law School, Des Moines, Iowa, 2011
Non Legal Education
- University of Iowa, 2008
  Major: Political Science
  Major: Philosophy

Current Employment Position(s)

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Past Positions

Chief Judge Kurt L. Wilke in the 2nd District of Iowa in Fort Dodge, Clerk
Tama County Attorney’s Office, Intern
Attorney Peter Berger located in Des Moines Iowa, Clerk

Bar Admissions

Iowa, 2011

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Contact

Red Oak, IA

608 N. 2nd St.
Ste. 100
PO Box 76
Red Oak, IA 51566

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Phone: 800-875-4310

Fax: 712-623-4133

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