Sherman Children versus Virginia
Sherman Children versus Virginia
Podcast Description
Welcome to Sherman Children versus Virginia, a raw, real-time podcast series following an active U.S. Supreme Court case that could reshape how family courts operate across America. In this first episode, we introduce the Sherman family and the critical constitutional question at the heart of their fight:Do children and fit parents have the right to be heard before a family court separates them?Hosts Riley Langerman and Danny Langerman are joined by Stanley Charles Thorne — one of only two attorneys representing the Sherman family before the Supreme Court. With over 43 years in law, including more than two decades focused on constitutional cases, Thorne helps us unpack the stakes, legal strategy, and broader implications for nearly a million minor children affected by custody orders every year.This episode lays the foundation for the months ahead as we document each development in real time, bringing in expert legal voices, family court professionals, and stories from other families navigating the system. Nothing here is scripted or sanitized — we’re committed to keeping this journey authentic, unedited, and accessible to everyone.Whether you’re a parent, legal professional, or simply someone concerned about protecting children’s rights, this case has the potential to influence family law for generations.Follow, subscribe, and share — because when it comes to our family courts, it’s not about winners and losers. It’s about safeguarding what’s best for the children.Check us out on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts — and join the conversation.#FamilyCourtReform #SupremeCourtCase #ChildrensRights #ParentalRights #LegalReform
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The podcast focuses on family law, children's rights, and parental rights, exploring critical constitutional questions such as whether fit parents and their children have the right to be heard in family court before separation occurs. For example, the first episode introduces the Sherman family's case and discusses its broader implications for nearly a million minor children affected by custody orders every year.
Welcome to Sherman Children versus Virginia, a raw, real-time podcast series following an active U.S. Supreme Court case that could reshape how family courts operate across America. In this first episode, we introduce the Sherman family and the critical constitutional question at the heart of their fight:
Do children and fit parents have the right to be heard before a family court separates them?
Hosts Riley Langerman and Danny Langerman are joined by Stanley Charles Thorne — one of only two attorneys representing the Sherman family before the Supreme Court. With over 43 years in law, including more than two decades focused on constitutional cases, Thorne helps us unpack the stakes, legal strategy, and broader implications for nearly a million minor children affected by custody orders every year.
This episode lays the foundation for the months ahead as we document each development in real time, bringing in expert legal voices, family court professionals, and stories from other families navigating the system. Nothing here is scripted or sanitized — we’re committed to keeping this journey authentic, unedited, and accessible to everyone.
Whether you’re a parent, legal professional, or simply someone concerned about protecting children’s rights, this case has the potential to influence family law for generations.
Follow, subscribe, and share — because when it comes to our family courts, it’s not about winners and losers. It’s about safeguarding what’s best for the children.
Check us out on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts — and join the conversation.
#FamilyCourtReform #SupremeCourtCase #ChildrensRights #ParentalRights #LegalReform
Welcome to Sherman Children versus Virginia, a raw, real-time podcast series following an active U.S. Supreme Court case that could reshape how family courts operate across America. In this first episode, we introduce the Sherman family and the critical constitutional question at the heart of their fight:
Do children and fit parents have the right to be heard before a family court separates them?
Hosts Riley Langerman and Danny Langerman are joined by Stanley Charles Thorne — one of only two attorneys representing the Sherman family before the Supreme Court. With over 43 years in law, including more than two decades focused on constitutional cases, Thorne helps us unpack the stakes, legal strategy, and broader implications for nearly a million minor children affected by custody orders every year.
This episode lays the foundation for the months ahead as we document each development in real time, bringing in expert legal voices, family court professionals, and stories from other families navigating the system. Nothing here is scripted or sanitized — we’re committed to keeping this journey authentic, unedited, and accessible to everyone.
Whether you’re a parent, legal professional, or simply someone concerned about protecting children’s rights, this case has the potential to influence family law for generations.
Follow, subscribe, and share — because when it comes to our family courts, it’s not about winners and losers. It’s about safeguarding what’s best for the children.
Check us out on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts — and join the conversation.
#FamilyCourtReform #SupremeCourtCase #ChildrensRights #ParentalRights #LegalReform
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