Legal Services & Lawyers

Cherish Hadley-Njewel is a family law attorney at Livesay & Myers, P.C.

An experienced, hard-working attorney, Ms. Hadley-Njewel believes the building block for success in every trial is rigorous preparation. She believes in doing the hard work before trial necessary to give you the best chance to win in court.

As a law firm, Livesay & Myers, P.C. believes in maintaining a proper client-to-attorney ratio, so that each of our defense attorneys have sufficient time to devote to each case. This policy translates to the best chance of success for each client.

Grace Park is a family law attorney at Livesay & Myers, P.C. She represents clients in Woodbridge, Manassas, Stafford, Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax, Virginia.

An experienced, hard-working attorney, Ms. Park believes the building block for success in every trial is rigorous preparation. She believes in doing the hard work before trial necessary to give you the best chance to win in court.

As a law firm, Livesay & Myers, P.C. believes in maintaining a proper client-to-attorney ratio, so that each of our defense attorneys have sufficient time to devote to each case. This policy translates to the best chance of success for each client.

Lawyer with 29 years of experience (15 in divorce, family law and bankruptcy). Graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law - 1980, and the College of William and Mary - 1977 with a business degree. Practiced limited to the Commonwealth of Virginia in family law, (including divorce, custody, military divorces, CSRS, FERS, TSP, child support and spousal support) and bankruptcy (Chapter 7 and Chapter 13). Provide one-on-one representation in Stafford, Spotysylvania County, City of Fredericksburg, and Prince William County. Admitted to US Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Practice solely in Virginia (Inactive member only in California, DC and Maryland).

Lee R. Taylor holds a B.A. in Psychology from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, and his J.D. law degree from the Mercer University School of Law. While still in law school, he had already started his career in the legal profession as part of the university's third-year practice program. Taylor has considerable experience on both sides of the courtroom: Before moving into a private practice that involves both civil litigation and criminal defense cases, he had served as an assistant district attorney for Dalton, GA; as city attorney for the city of Ellijay, GA, and as county attorney for Gilmer County, GA during the 1990s, a time of transition for the county from rural Appalachian community to suburb of the greater Atlanta metropolitan region.

He went on to serve as Special Assistant Attorney General for the state Department of Transportation and also for the state Department of Human Resources and dealing with rights-of-way cases, title transfers and condemnation litigation for the former, with cases for the Division of Family and Children Services for the latter.

Taylor is a certified mediator who has worked in general and domestic relations dispute resolution. In Ellijay, he was an active member of the United Methodist Church. In other parts of his life, he can boast extensive experience in the creation of stoneware pottery, stemming from his family's pottery business. An active member of the Lexington Baptist Church, he resides with his wife, Rebecca, on a family farm in Rockbridge County, where Taylor says the current crop is horses. The Taylors have four children.