Lawyer for Rep. Miller's ex-wife files for restraining order amid abuse claims
Summary
The ex-wife of Republican Congressman Max Miller asked a court to stop him from contacting her lawyer amid ongoing accusations of abuse, which Miller denies. The legal conflicts are part of a larger custody dispute and have drawn attention during Miller’s run for a third term representing an Ohio district.Key Facts
- Emily Moreno, ex-wife of Rep. Max Miller, filed for a restraining order to block Miller from contacting her lawyer.
- Moreno accuses Miller of physical and verbal abuse, including incidents during custody exchanges involving their young daughter.
- Miller denies all abuse allegations and has joint custody of the child.
- Police reports describe an alleged February 2025 incident where Miller supposedly threw Moreno against a wall, causing bruises.
- Another injury to the child, a broken clavicle with a handprint bruise, is under investigation.
- Moreno reported the child said, “Daddy kill you,” which Miller denies.
- Moreno alleges past incidents including Miller holding a gun to her head and throwing hot water on her in 2024.
- Miller has sued Moreno for defamation and had previously filed a domestic violence case against her, which he later dropped.
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