Max Miller's ex-wife sues him for sharing image of daughter as part of custody battle | Ohio
Miller is facing a lawsuit alleging that he shared a folder containing an image of his daughter during a custody dispute.

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TAP FOR WHYThe Guardian is an established national news organization with named authors and editorial standards. The report attributes allegations to the lawsuit and notes both Miller’s denial of earlier allegations and the outlet’s effort to obtain responses to the new suit.
- Track record — Established national newspaper with a substantial reporting operation.
- Editorial standards — Professional newsroom and editorial standards are associated with the publisher.
- Author attribution — The article names its reporter.
- Transparency — The account attributes claims to the complaint and discloses that responses were sought.
The article identifies the lawsuit’s claims and requested damages, includes relevant context about the earlier release of the image, and reports that responses were sought. The new suit’s allegations are not accompanied by a response from Miller or his lawyer in the article.
HOW WE SCORE ↗The article attributes the new claims to the lawsuit, includes context about the lawyer’s acceptance of responsibility for the earlier release, and notes Miller’s denials of other allegations. It does not include a response from Miller or his lawyer to the new lawsuit.
- Counterarguments presented — Miller’s denials of the domestic-abuse allegations are reported, but there is no response to the new suit.
- Source diversity — The story uses the lawsuit and attributed statements but offers limited direct perspectives.
- Loaded language — Some framing is pointed, though the central claims are attributed.
- Omitted context — The absence of a response to the latest lawsuit leaves one side of that dispute unrepresented.
The report is largely factual and attributes the central claims to the lawsuit, but its framing emphasizes the allegations and does not include a response to the new suit.
- Framing — The headline and opening center the lawsuit and alleged disclosure.
- Language tone — Mostly reportorial, with some charged framing such as describing Miller as embattled.
- Source selection — The complaint and its allegations receive detail; no response to the new lawsuit appears.
- Countervailing context — The report notes Miller denies the separate abuse allegations and that his lawyer accepted responsibility for the image’s inadvertent release.
Emily Moreno has sued Ohio Representative Max Miller and his lawyer over the online release of an image of their daughter during a custody dispute. The suit alleges Miller recklessly disclosed the image; Miller’s lawyer previously accepted sole responsibility for its inadvertent release.
Moreno’s complaint alleges that Miller provided his lawyer with documents and photos without regard to their contents, and that Miller later shared a Dropbox link after denying allegations against him on social media. The lawsuit seeks $150,000 in damages for each access, transfer, distribution, publication or download of the image. Miller denies the separate domestic-abuse allegations described in the article.
Miller’s lawyer, Aaron Minc, had previously accepted sole responsibility for the image’s inadvertent release, and the Guardian said it had sought responses from both men to the new lawsuit. Miller is seeking re-election; Democrat Brian Poindexter criticized him, while Senator Bernie Moreno was among those reported to have called for Miller to resign.
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SWIPE →Ohio representative sued over the release of an image of his daughter
Senator and Miller’s father-in-law, reported among those calling for Miller to resign
President who has remained largely supportive of Miller
Democratic House candidate challenging Miller
Part of a bigger story
18 OUTLETSOutlets agree that Emily Moreno sued Rep. Max Miller, alleging that an image of their young daughter was made public through files shared online. Left-leaning outlets place the suit amid wider allegations about Miller and accountability concerns. Center outlets mostly detail the lawsuit’s allegations alongside Miller’s or his lawyer’s responses. Right-leaning outlets emphasize the lawyer’s account that the image’s release was accidental and that he accepted responsibility.
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- International Business Times UK · Trump Ally Max Miller Sued by Ex-Wife for Allegedly 'Recklessly' Posting Nude Photo of His Daughter Online
- WCPO 9 Cincinnati · Emily Moreno sues Max Miller for publishing naked photo their toddler
- RadarOnline · Max Miller Sued Over Alleged Intimate Photo of Daughter, 2
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