Our Attorneys
Duncan Millar practices primarily out of the Bellingham office. He serves many business and individual clients throughout the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and Asia.
Duncan's practice focuses exclusively on immigration law, and he has extensive experience in all types of green card cases, business and family immigration, investment and consular matters.
Duncan appears regularly at the Port Court at the Blaine Port of Entry and the Seattle Immigration Court, where he represents respondents in deportation proceedings against the Department of Homeland Security, and often accompanies Canadians to the border to acquire visas under the NAFTA.
Duncan graduated with the highest honors from California State University, Long Beach where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy. He then attended Seattle University School of Law and received the degree of Juris Doctor. Duncan is a member of the Washington State Bar Association and the American Immigration Lawyer's Association.
Duncan is active in the British Columbia Pipers' Association as a certified adjudicator and competitior, and is a drummer with the Four-Time World Champion Simon Fraser University Pipe Band from Burnaby, B.C. Duncan and his spouse Danielle enjoy playing celtic music together and hiking with their dogs, Doug and Mur.
Daniel Fagan-Smith practices primarily out of the Seattle office with scheduled appointments at the firm’s other locations.
Daniel graduated magna cum laude from West Chester University of Pennsylvania where he received a degree in Political Science. He then attended Seattle University Law School for his law degree. Daniel is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington, and the U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
Daniel is also active in the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association and is on the advisory board of the Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free spay and neuter services to stray and abandoned cats. Prior to law school, Daniel was President of Air Quality Control, Inc., an indoor environmental remediation firm specializing in managing indoor pollutants such as radon gas and carbon monoxide.
During law school Daniel concentrated his studies on subjects that lead to his interest in international law matters such as immigration and environmental law. Also during law school, Daniel was active in the Public Interest Law Foundation and the Environmental Law Society and was awarded the CALI Excellence For the Future Award for excellent achievement in the study of international environmental law.
Daniel and his wife enjoy playing music together, the outdoors, and their cats.
Helen Stocklin-Enright practices primarily out of the Seattle office with scheduled appointments at the firm’s other locations.
Helen obtained her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon Honors College in Political Science, with a minor in Mathematics. Helen began working with Millar Fagan-Smith during law school in 2004.
During law school, Helen studied international law at Sydney University in Australia. She was an Article Editor for the Seattle Journal for Social Justice and a member of Moot Court Board. She also competed in both alternative dispute resolution and moot court competitions. After graduating cum laude from Seattle University School of Law, Helen interned with the United Nations’ International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague before commencing as an attorney with Millar Fagan-Smith.
Helen is a member of the Washington State Bar Association and the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association. She is admitted to practice before the Washington State Supreme Court and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Helen is a dual Irish and American citizen and has lived in Ireland, Italy, Australia, the Netherlands, and Canada. She is a U.S. Figure Skating Association judge and regularly runs and skates.
Helen practices primarily out of the Seattle office with scheduled appointments at the firm’s other locations.