A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Christine Miller's career has been driven by a passion for law since a young age. She earned a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Kentucky in 2007 and a Juris Doctor from the New England School of Law in 2010. During her legal studies, she had the unique opportunity to study international law under the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, an experience that profoundly shaped her approach to legal practice.

After law school, Christine returned to Kentucky, where she began her career as a public defender specializing in juvenile law in Mount Sterling. She later established a family law practice in Louisville, where for over a decade she handled complex cases involving divorce, child custody, and domestic violence. Her dedication and legal acumen earned her recognition within the legal community, including accolades such as "Super Lawyer" and "Top 10 Family Law Attorney."

Christine's passion for the law was reinvigorated when she briefly taught a law program at a local high school in Louisville, where she shared her expertise with students pursuing legal studies. She is now a vocal critic of the family court system and passionate about bringing about transparency and accountability within the judiciary. Her investigative work has been published by the Davis Vanguard out of California. She is the co-founder of Judge-y and co-host of The JudgeMental Podcast.