Camille Milner is caring, compassionate, honest, and is eager to be your supporter, not just your lawyer. She gave me peace of mind in one of my most stressful life situations, and I would absolutely go to her again if I needed help.

Take it from me. There is no better a person in this world!

Camille is wonderful, and I can't recommend her highly enough! She helped my family through a very difficult time in our lives, and she has been every bit as helpful since then with things like wills. She is friendly, caring, knowledgeable, and very good at what she does.

Divorce is an incredibly difficult and emotional situation to have to face. I can't tell you how lucky I was to find Camille. My former wife (my children's mother) and I still have a great relationship because of the way we did our (Collaborative) divorce and my kids are also both doing great. I have a very friendly relationship with my ex wife (like had Christmas and Thanksgiving together) so that the kids lives aren't impacted by Mom and Dad's choices. There is NO better experience during a very difficult time in your life. Thank you so much Camille for everything you did to help us!

Recently my wife and I needed to update our Wills which was originally crafted by Camille Milner. Our experience with Camille for the original Wills left no doubt in our minds who we would choose this time. On both occasions Camille spent quality time with us to learn what our wishes were and how best to incorporate them in our Wills. She offered many suggestions on how best to avoid any misunderstandings with the wills when they would be needed. She also had some valuable advice on things we should be doing now to ease the emotional stress and confusion at the time of our passing.

Camille Milner is everything that an attorney should be! She is smart, caring, trustworthy, hardworking, tactful, and tenacious. Although she is a skilled litigator (courtroom attorney), she loves Collaborative Divorce as well.

Camille is absolutely tireless and works diligently for the best interest of her clients. Although she is incredibly humble, she knows the law as few others do.

I highly recommend Camille. She is an tremendous advocate and advisor. If you allow her to help you, you will not be disappointed.

I had two friends refer me to Camille Milner when I asked about a collaborative, law attorney in Denton. I am very thankful and fortunate for finding this firm. Camille and her assistant, Lindy, were great! I received professional, caring service from the first consultation visit through the court date to finalize the divorce. With their guidance, my divorce was civil and fair for both parties. I will certainly recommend Camille and her firm to anyone going through the divorce process.

BEST ATTORNEY IN NORTH TEXAS

I have had the pleasure of hiring Camille Milner several times over the years (Divorce, Custody, Probate). Camille is smart, compassionate and a true advocate for her clients. Her knowledge of Collaborative Divorce proceedings and the law in addition to her approach to making the process work in a peaceful way out shines every other attorney. I know people that have used Camille for 25+ years and have the same regard for her. I proudly and with confidence have referred her to many friends and family members who are as pleased with her ability and work ethic as I have been.

I waited 4 months after my divorce was complete to separate my feelings about my divorce, relative to the services of Ms. Milner, relative to my opinions about the collaborative divorce process.

The brief version:
Pros: knowledgeable, professional, kind, willing to do what you ask
Cons: ineffective, poor customer service due to being one person shop, poor understanding of when to be strong and when to bend, poor ability to deal with challenging personalities

The longer version:
Ms. Milner is a professional, competent, kind attorney with a good understanding of the collaborative process. My divorce had many challenges, as I'm sure most do, and my ex-wife I learned is what is termed a "high conflict" personality. I believe Ms. Milner did her best to represent me, but I would not recommend her to a friend going through a divorce. In general, the collaborative process sounds good on paper, but if you are in a situation with a mature and understanding future ex, it is my opinion that similar if not better results may be obtained by some version of healthy conversation at the kitchen table and use of a single attorney for cost savings. This is an expensive process. However, that is a general concern and not specific to Ms. Milner. My belief is that Ms. Milner very much needs greater support staff, and I often felt ignored or put on the back burner as she simply has more to do in a day than can be done. I think a larger firm, that has staff available for minor issues and can address the client needs more promptly provides much better customer service and at lesser cost (paraprofessional fees versus attorney fees). I also found Ms. Milner to be relatively unskilled when it comes to understanding when a position of strength is needed. While was not privy to her private conversations with other attorney, and some issues are out of her control, the results were not suggestive of a good understanding of when to push and when to lay off. I often found her suggestions to be ineffective. In the end, she was receptive to my imperatives regarding dealing with an intransigent future ex, and that strategy was effective. Again, while she is an intelligent, kind, ethical, and knowledgeable attorney, I suggest better representation may be found elsewhere.

Camille is a pioneer in the "collaborative divorce process" and comes highly recommended. If you're looking for someone that understands that sometimes relationships do end, but knows how to give a positive outcome every chance it deserves, in an attempt to preserve what was good in a relationship, then Camille is the perfect choice. Camille has the experience and has seen what the traditional divorce process produces in relationships and has made it her mission to improve and preserve the good in a difficult situation, all while serving the needs of the state too. It's true that divorce happens. What's not true, is it has to be a teardown process. Divorce can be a new start, a foundation, a positive path forward for both parties but the process has to start with that outcome in mind. If you're facing a divorce situation, consider a "Collaborative Divorce" process over the traditional "Seek and Destroy" model and let Camille help you. She along with her colleges versed in the collaborative process are transforming what is already a difficult situation into one that focuses on healing and a positive path forward for all involved. How do I know this? I was one of her clients and recommend her to those that I know that are facing the difficult choice, but often right choice of divorce. It takes a very talented person to navigate and steward the complex nature of emotions and law and Camille is one of the best. If your on the fence, make the call to her and let her help you. I did and could not be happier.