Family Law TV Schedule
Find out when Family Law is airing on TV tonight and this week at the American TV Listings Guide.
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Family Law is scheduled to air at these times:
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Sun 14
Arlene's Choice — Family Law
Under the glare of documentarians doing a film on stem cell research, the firm works together against the clock in representing a woman fighting for the right to have her unborn child delivered prematurely so that the infant's stem cells can be used to save the life of her older son who's dying from aplastic anemia; Viveca decides to keep her baby.
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Sun 14
Arlene's Choice — Family Law
Under the glare of documentarians doing a film on stem cell research, the firm works together against the clock in representing a woman fighting for the right to have her unborn child delivered prematurely so that the infant's stem cells can be used to save the life of her older son who's dying from aplastic anemia; Viveca decides to keep her baby.
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Sun 14
Children of a Lesser Dad — Family Law
Lynn represents a deadbeat dad who is thrown into jail after a judge learns that his wife is pregnant (because fathering another child is a violation of his parole); Viveca decides whether she's going to have Joe's baby. Ryan: Jason Peck. Patty: Nicki Aycox. Judge Daniels: Dion Anderson. Newman: Jonathan Nichols. Peres: Steve Railsback. Sefton: Brian Palerma. Viveca: Salli Richardson. Joe: Tony Danza.
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Sun 14
Children of a Lesser Dad — Family Law
Lynn represents a deadbeat dad who is thrown into jail after a judge learns that his wife is pregnant (because fathering another child is a violation of his parole); Viveca decides whether she's going to have Joe's baby. Ryan: Jason Peck. Patty: Nicki Aycox. Judge Daniels: Dion Anderson. Newman: Jonathan Nichols. Peres: Steve Railsback. Sefton: Brian Palerma. Viveca: Salli Richardson. Joe: Tony Danza.
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Sun 21
Angel's Flight — Family Law
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Sun 21
Angel's Flight — Family Law
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Sun 21
Celano v. Foster — Family Law
Viveca objects so strongly to Joe's representing a teacher who is contesting the validity of a statewide teacher's proficiency exam that she resigns from the firm and agrees to argue the case for the opposing side; Lynn and Rex petition the court to appoint a guardian ad litem for their 12 year old genius client, whose parents refuse to allow him to leave home to attend M.I.T.
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Sun 21
Celano v. Foster — Family Law
Viveca objects so strongly to Joe's representing a teacher who is contesting the validity of a statewide teacher's proficiency exam that she resigns from the firm and agrees to argue the case for the opposing side; Lynn and Rex petition the court to appoint a guardian ad litem for their 12 year old genius client, whose parents refuse to allow him to leave home to attend M.I.T.
