Judge Hatchett and Warren Ballentine: Straight Talk About Tough Issues

Sept. 17, 2009 - PRLog -- Judge Hatchett and renowned attorney & nationally syndicated radio host, Warren Ballentine announced today the launch of the My Rule of Law Project, intended to raise awareness about family law issues. The campaign focuses on addressing three of the most important areas of family law including, child support, child custody and visitation.

The joint initiative between Ballentine and Judge Hatchett aims to empower individuals by providing them with access to correct information in a format that is clear and straight-forward. Those who have followed Judge Hatchett over the years on television and who follow Warren Ballentine on the radio, know that the two are most known for their tell it like it is approach. In that same vein, Ballentine and Hatchett provide no-nonsense life lessons in the My Rule of Law Project, designed to provide clarity and understanding around family law.

Judge Hatchett shares, “Over the years, I have seen so many cases about child support, child custody and visitation. I am proud to join Warren Ballentine in this important initiative, because family law issues touch the lives of more people than perhaps any other areas of law. As a result, there are a lot of misunderstandings, rumors, myths and misconceptions. Today we’re going to set the record straight. Our hope is that this discussion around these complex issues will encourage people to get informed and get the facts, as it relates to family law.”

Each year, countless households are faced with dealing with family law issues that are most often emotional, divisive and life-changing. One of the primary barriers in family law remains the lack of awareness and understanding or confusion among parents. The My Rule of Law Project was created to provide an inside track to helping individuals better understand the law and their rights.

“I developed The My Rule of Law Project because there are so many questions surrounding this important subject. We wanted to bring family law issues to the forefront and find a way to ensure that people could access accurate, easy-to-understand information and in turn, make more educated decisions in extremely challenging situations,” explains Ballentine.

The joint initiative is a multifaceted campaign that will include national television, radio, web and social media initiatives. The project is designed to provide comprehensive tools and resources for addressing the difficult issues surrounding family law.

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For more information visit www.myruleoflaw.com