Judy Sheindlin ends 30-year TV career as son launches Adam's Law
Judy Sheindlin retires from Judy Justice after more than 30 years; her son launches his own courtroom show.
Judy Sheindlin is stepping away from the on-camera bench after more than 30 years. Judy Justice's final episode airs next month.
The 83-year-old told People she will focus on other work once the show wraps. Adam Sheindlin is launching a new courtroom show called Adam's Law, debuting Monday.
Sheindlin will help produce his show. She earned her law degree from New York Law School and was appointed to the Family Court bench in Manhattan in 1982.
Judge Judy, her syndicated show, launched in 1996 and ran through 2021 before she moved to streaming with Judy Justice.
- 83
- Sheindlin age
- More than 30 years
- On-camera career length
- 1996 to 2021
- Judge Judy run
- Family Court bench, Manhattan, 1982
- Court appointment
Why it mattersA TV dynasty built on sharp courtroom judgements passes to the next generation, keeping the format alive on screen.
AustraliaNo direct Australian effect, but Judy Justice has streamed to Australian audiences; the format shift to Adam's Law may alter viewing habits.
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