Heather Scott Miller

A partner at the firm Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, P.C., in Leesburg, Virginia, Heather Scott Miller is an attorney focusing her practice exclusively on family law. Extending her practice throughout Winchester City, Loudoun County, Clarke County and Frederick County, she has handled a wide range of matters related to family law, including:

Spousal and child support
High-asset division
Business evaluation
High conflict custody visitation
Protective orders
Guardianship of incapacitated adults
 

With over a decade of legal experience, Ms. Miller worked at a prominent law firm in Virginia, where she took on family law and criminal defense cases. Over the years she shifted her focus solely to family law. She has gained a substantial amount of experience representing families and individuals seeking legal assistance. She is known for her professionalism, knowledge in the field and the approach she takes to solve issues. 

Ms. Miller graduated at the top of her class with honors from Wesleyan College and earned her bachelor’s degree in 2006. Before pursuing her legal studies, she gained experience as a legal research assistant at a renowned firm in New York. She received her Juris Doctor cum laude from the American University Washington College of Law in the year 2010. 

Known for her compassion, Ms. Miller understands how painful it can be for her clients during these trying times and makes it her utmost priority to assist them in the best way possible. She holds a rating of 10.0 on Avvo. 

A persistent and tenacious advocate, Ms. Miller was named the Local Bar Leader of the Year by the Virginia State Bar in 2017. She is consecutively recognized as a Legal Elite by the Virginia Business magazine since 2016. She was honored with an inclusion in the Loudon 40 Under 40 list in 2022 and recognized as one of Loudon’s rising community leaders. 

Ms. Miller is an active committee member of the Hon. Thomas D. Horne Leadership In The Law Program, a unique program designed to educate young students about the legal system. She has previously served as a board member and president at the Loudoun County Bar Association and is associated with several organizations, including the Virginia Women Attorneys Association and the Judicial Qualification Evaluation Committee of the Loudoun County Bar Association.