Family Law Season 01 Episode 03 is expected to be released on 1 October 2021. Viewers can watch it online on Global, Fubo TV, Stack TV, etc.
Family Law is a Canadian drama television series that premiered on Global on September 16, 2021. It is a legal comedy series.
More About Family Law
The series focuses on a dysfunctional family. Abigail Bianchi is a recovering alcoholic and lawyer. She goes to work with her estranged father and two half-siblings. However, she’s never worked in family law before. As a result, she suddenly finds herself having to manage not just her client’s family dysfunction, but her own. Firstly, she must learn to navigate working with her father. Secondly, with her siblings, she doesn’t know as part of her probation. All while trying to maintain her sobriety.
If you enjoy a good laugh then this is a must-watch. Will Abigail manage to beat her addiction? How would the family dynamics change between the four? If you want the answers too then you have to watch Family Law.
Family Law Season 01 Episode 03 Release Date
It is expected to be released on 1 October 2021. It is the title “Addicted to Love”.
In this episode, we see the story of a client who is an addict. Abigail defends a woman with an online gaming addiction. Her husband sues her for custody of their children due to the hours she spends playing online games. We might see Abigail forming a bond with her given she’s a recovering addict too. However, things take a strange turn.
They say to keep your friends close, and your enemies closer…
… But they don't tell you what to do with family?!
Family Law premieres September 17th at 9pm on @GlobalTV.@JewelStaite @OriGenelle @ZachSmadu @LaurenHolly @SEVEN24films @LarkTV pic.twitter.com/8aiU7FyAnY
— Family Law Global TV (@FamilyLawGlobal) September 9, 2021
Where To Watch Online
Viewers can watch it online on Global, Fubo TV, Stack TV, etc. The series has managed to capture a lot of hearts with its first two episodes. As a result, fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the new episode.
Stay tuned with Stanford Arts Review for the latest updates.
