Rachel Miller | Placerville Criminal Lawyer

I have helped many clients throughout the last several years overcome serious problems in their lives such as drug addictions and go on to a healthy productive law abiding lives.

I believe a successful practice is built through good communication with clients, hard work and empathy. If you cannot understand where your client is coming from or what they are dealing with you are not able to effectively represent them.

Someone who is honest with them about their situation and who will take the time to answer their questions regardless of how small. Especially consider an attorney who takes the time to talk to you and really understand your personal situation.

Local knowledge of the criminal justice system is vital to dealing with a successful resolution. Your attorney needs to know how to deal with specific DA's and judges in order to effectively get you the best result.

I can provide general information regarding the legal process and how your case fits into that process and what you can expect.

I need to know what your current situation is, what your legal predicament is, and what your expectations of an attorney are.

My ability to provide empathy and zealous representation for the client, my experience in the legal community and my excellent reputation in the legal community.

Being able to make a difference in someone's life when they need help the most.

I enjoy spending time with my family, traveling, being outdoors, and going to the movies.

Yes, I volunteer my time with youth and other charitable causes in my community.

• California State Bar Association
  El Dorado County Bar Association

• Certificate of Excellence, California Department of Alcohol and Drug programs, Making It Work conference – 2007
  Recognition by the Little Hoover Commission as one of the state’s most effective model drug court programs, “Addressing Addiction:
  Improving and Integrating California’s Substance Abuse Treatment System”, Little Hoover Commission, March 2008
  Panel Speaker, Topic – Case Management, Making It Work!, A Statewide Technical Assistance Conference for the Substance
  Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000, 2007
  Panel Speaker, Topic - Team Building, CADCP Annual Collaborative Justice Conference, 2008
  Panel Speaker, Topic – Making Prop 36 work in a rural county, NADCP 15th Annual Drug Court Training Conference, 2009
  Volunteer, Drug Store program, Rolling Hills Elementary, in coordination with the CA Dept of Justice, 2009
  President, El Dorado County Bar Association, 2007-2011

 Please call to make an appointment.  I am out of the office at various times for court hearings and other matters.

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