Heather Bryan Sellers

Heather Bryan is an experienced trial attorney. Heather began her legal career at the Public Defender’s Office for the Tenth Judicial Circuit, where she worked on misdemeanors, felonies, and appeals. Heather then did plaintiff’s personal injury work in private practice. Heather’s passion for the courtroom was fueled by defending those whose rights had been compromised. She understands the importance of protecting all peoples’ fundamental, Constitutional rights. Heather firmly believes in the tenet that every person deserves zealous representation, and if the case requires it, Heather is dedicated to giving every client his or her day in court. No matter the accusations, every client deserves competent, aggressive, compassionate representation. Heather used her experience and passion to open her law firm and now practices in the areas criminal defense and family law. Prior to becoming a criminal defense and family law attorney, Heather served her community by teaching World History both in Georgia and in Florida. Helping others has always been a priority to Heather. She is active in the Lakeland community, where she is involved at First United Methodist and loves attending events at the Polk Museum of Art. Heather received her legal education at Barry Law School in Orlando, where she was on scholarship and graduated with honors. During law school, Heather served as a Teaching Assistant for her Legal Research and Writing Class. She also served as a Research Assistant for her Constitutional Law professor, where she assisted in researching and writing an appellate brief to the 11th Circuit of Appeals. Additionally, Heather was on the Trial Team, where she competed nationally in trial competitions. Heather received her Master of Arts in Educational Psychology from the University of Connecticut and her Bachelor of Science in Education and History from Columbus State University, both with high honors.