One of the most conflict-ridden aspects of Christian lawyering may be family law. While challenging professionally, emotionally, personally, and spiritually, this area of law practice can provide compassionately positive opportunities for lawyerly ministry and service in family law practice. - even toward family restoration.
Describing a lawyer as a healer of human conflict - a professional to whom clients bring their brokenness and interpersonal struggles, needing help, begging for guidance, maybe even hoping for curative measures - this short piece posits that the state of family law in our culture today opens up incredible opportunities for the body of Christ to offer new hope to a struggling world, particularly in family law. That happens right here at Regent Law where students learn how to integrate their faith with the law in traditional law school classes.
To learn more about how and why this is so effective see Reflections on a Christian Perspective on Studying Family Law.
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