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Practicing Law Toward Family Restoration |
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How can an attorney and counselor at law help families be rescued from marital breakdown? Attorney Matthew Sexton (Regent ’05) explains. |
Of those who attend, faith largely plays a key role in their pro-life position, and the numbers of young people who stand for life continually outnumber those of older generations.
Find out why abortion is not the best choice for family restoration by downloading and reviewing Roe’s Effect on Family Law, 71 Washington & Lee L. Rev. 1339 (2014).
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Lynne Marie Kohm, law professor, author, lawyer, speaker, and |
| discipleship mentor, is dedicated to family restoration through the application of Christian legal principles. As the John Brown McCarty Professor of Family Law at Regent University School of Law, and a wife of 20+ years, a (homeschooling) mother of two, and leader in the realm of state and volunteer bar service, Professor Kohm brings a servant leadership model of family preservation and restoration to the practice of family law. | |
Spiritual Battle Plays out in Court |
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Legal expert Lynne Kohm examines the judges actions and speaks on the spiritual implications of the Rifqa Bary case. |
 | Professor Kohm is a contributing author to the Cross and Gavel Devotional Blog. | |
| Cross & Gavel is a project of the Institute for Christian Legal studies.
Click here to read Prof. Kohm's devotional blog entries. |
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Promoting & Preserving the Marriage Relationship |
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