Amy Myers

Amy began her career working on death penalty defense cases in Louisiana, where the stakes could not have been higher. She went on to advocate for individuals serving life sentences, raising complex constitutional claims in resentencing cases, negotiating with district attorneys, and appearing before the Louisiana Board of Pardons and Committee on Parole. Success in these forums required meticulous preparation and the confidence to speak truth to power. These experiences forged the toughness and resolve she carries into her practice today.

After relocating to Los Angeles, Amy focused exclusively on family law at the Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law. There, she handled divorce, custody, and domestic violence matters. The work demanded compassion for families in crisis as well as strategic resolve. She is recognized for guiding clients through conflict with a balance of understanding and firmness.

Now at Wade Litigation, Amy advises and advocates for clients in all aspects of family law. Having grown up in Australia and experienced her own parents’ divorce, she understands how profoundly family law impacts both children and financial stability. This personal history drives her commitment to securing stability for children and achieving fair, equitable financial outcomes.

Clients rely on Amy because she is both compassionate and formidable. The responsibility she once carried while representing people whose freedom or lives were at stake is the same discipline and resolve she brings to every family law matter at Wade Litigation. Whether negotiating a settlement or litigating at trial, Amy is relentless in pursuing justice for her clients and safeguarding what matters most to them.