Family Law

Television series
Original title	Family Law
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Year (s)	1999 to 2002
Production ; company	Paul Haggis Productions, CBS Productions, Columbia TriStar Television
length	approx. 43 (net) minutes
Episodes	68 in 3 seasons
genre	Drama , lawyer series
Theme music	Was from Edwin Starr
idea	Paul Haggis , Anne Kenney
production	Chuck Binder, Dana Maksimovich
First broadcast	September 20, 1999 on Columbia Broadcasting System
; First publication in German	July 14, 2001 on Sat.1
occupation
	Kathleen Quinlan as Lynn Holt; Julie Warner as Danni Lipton (1999-2001); Christopher McDonald as Rex Weller; Dixie Carter as Randi King; Cristián de la Fuente as Andres Diaz (1999-2001); Salli Richardson as Viveca Foster; Merrilee McCommas as Patricia Dumar; Michelle Horn as Cassie Holt; David Dorfman as Rupert Holt; Tony Danza as Joe Celano (2000-2002); Orla Brady as Naoise O'Neill (2001); Meredith Eaton as Emily Resnick (2001-2002);
synchronization

Family Law , which is occasionally broadcast on pay TV under the title Frauenpower , is an American television series. The series, which was invented by Paul Haggis , was broadcast in three seasons from 1999 to 2002.

content

The series revolves around the life of a newly divorced family law attorney whose ex-husband was also a lawyer and ran a law firm with her. Not only did he throw her out of the office, he also tied all clients to himself. So she tries to get started with her own law firm.

Trivia

The series was obviously based on the German RTL production Die Familienanwältin . The first episode / pilot episode was practically a 1: 1 re-shoot in the German version.

Web links

Family Law in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

^ German dubbing files: German dubbing files - Series - Family Law .
^ Television dictionary »Family Law .
↑ Betty White on Lousy Sitcoms… Paul Haggis Is Back . August 2, 1999.
↑ Jenny Hontz: Haggis inks three-year, first-look deal with Col . February 11, 1999.
↑ Terrier-biting instead of softened . March 21, 2006.

[1] German dubbing files: German dubbing files - Series - Family Law .

[2] Television dictionary »Family Law .

[3] Betty White on Lousy Sitcoms… Paul Haggis Is Back . August 2, 1999.

[4] Jenny Hontz: Haggis inks three-year, first-look deal with Col . February 11, 1999.

[5] Terrier-biting instead of softened . March 21, 2006.