Family Law - Season 2 (2000)

Danni and Randi face off in a custody battle, Rex helps free his destitute brother from a psychiatric ward.

Joe and Danni bring a class action suit against the Department of Child Services.

Joe and Danni bring a class action suit against the Department of Child Services.

Rex's schizophrenic brother throws a man in front of an oncoming car, Randi and Lynn fight to bring Andres back to the United States.

Joe and Lynn face a moral conflict during a trial over a kidney transplant recipient, Danni defends a chimpanzee in a custody case.

The lawyers band together to sue the man they believe murdered Andres' father and tortured his mother.

A restraining order jeopardizes a woman's custody of her children.

Danni defends a woman whose alcoholism causes her to lose her unborn child, Lynn fights a difficult palimony case for a prostitute.

Lynn battles a local television station, suing them for exploitation after cameramen refuse to intervene when a mob assaults her and then use the footage on the news.

Randi and Joe battle for a couple who oppose their hospital's decision to separate their Siamese twins, an operation which could put the life of one child in jeopardy.

Lynn defends a man on trial for the mercy killing of his dying wife, Viveca sues a landlord for denying her tenancy.

When Joe defends a college student on bogus drug charges, he finds himself the victim of a sting operation.

The US Attorney seizes the firm's files because of possible affiliation with Joe's money laundering.

Danni and Randi represent an Orthodox Jewish woman in a custody battle against her devout Christian ex husband.

Lynn helps a friend retain custody of her son after he accidentally shoots an kills his older brother with his mother's handgun.

Lynn and Joe represent a gay man in a custody battle with his partner for their two adopted children.

Complications arise when Randi accepts the case of a woman who left her newborn on the steps of Holt And Associates after Lynn turned it down.

Lynn and Joe represent a woman in a custody battle against her ex husband and an American Indian Reservation.

A shocking death forces Randi into a very difficult decision, Danni backs up a famous musician planning to open a rehabilitation center for the poor in Beverly Hills.

With Lynn leading the way, the firm fights tooth and nail to stop the execution of a 19 year old who was convicted five years earlier of a shooting up in his school.

Lynn is trying to help a 14 year old prostitute get emancipated. Danni is helping a man who wants to have a child but because he was left infertile by cancer treatments he wishes to use one of the fertilized embryos that he and his ex-wife have but she tries to prevent him from using them. And when Randi's granddaughter has trouble sleeping, she tries to summon up the courage to go see her father--the man who killed her daughter.