Family Law — Season 1

Haunted by a past marred by a public lapse of judgment involving alcohol, Abigail Bianchi returns to the practice of law as an associate in her father's firm. She finds herself immediately immersed in a turbulent world of familial conflict …

Abigail and Daniel, a couple with Down syndrome, face the scrutiny of authorities as they strive to demonstrate their capacity to nurture their expected child.

Abigail and Daniel stand as staunch advocates for a mother facing the potential loss of her children, a consequence of her struggle with gaming. The mother herself refuses to acknowledge her dependence, and Abigail bears the burden of that …

Abigail and Daniel were advocating for a teenager who openly identified as queer and desired legal independence from his prejudiced parents. However, their work proved complicated when the young man vanished without a trace.

Abigail and Daniel are legal representatives for Ira, a man determined to remove his wife, Helen, from a care facility he believes is detrimental to her Alzheimer's. However, with his daughter holding power of attorney and opposing the move…

Bewilderment settled over the legal team as a young couple implored them to overturn an adoption, spurred by the revelation of the infant’s grave health problems. Abigail quickly discerned that the father, Ajay, was the true architect of th…

Abigail and Daniel are representing Bailey, an artist facing financial hardship who was once a central figure in a polyamorous relationship. Bailey contends he is entitled to spousal support for his years of domestic labor while Crystal Ste…

Abigail finds herself increasingly burdened when she agrees to defend her friend Elaine, a woman deeply opposed to vaccination. The situation escalates when Elaine’s ex-husband withholds permission for their daughter’s flight to Germany unl…

Abigail and Daniel are representing Trish and Kim, sisters embroiled in a legal battle with their estranged mother over parental support. Their defense hinges on proving the sisters' withdrawal from their mother stems from emotional abuse. …

When Nina, the receptionist at Svensson and Associates, learns she is not her father’s biological daughter, Abigail begins building a case against the fertility clinic where Nina was conceived. Abigail foresees a substantial civil claim, pr…


