Luke Camilleri

Sheriff Graham makes Emma a deputy; a sinkhole appears at the edge of town; in fairytale world, Jiminy wants to leave the family business.

Dr. Murphy becomes obsessed with performing an autopsy on a Jane Doe, which challenges his relationships at the hospital; a male college student has a mysterious split personality disorder.

Abigail's probation starts at her father's law firm, Svensson and Associates. Right off the bat, she oversteps her position by helping her client track down the sperm-donor father of her 13-year-old daughter and sue him for retroactive child support. But when Abigail sees how the case is affecting her client's daughter, she fears her involvement might tear this family apart.

Peter grapples with the aftermath of recent events as Olivia desperately searches for an ally. Meanwhile, the Team discovers a critical device that communicates between universes.

"Family Law" centers around Abigail Bianchi, a high-paid personal injury lawyer who's good at blaming others -- particularly when it comes to her own problems. After Abby's husband kicks her out of the family home because of her drinking, she goes on a bender, shows up drunk in court. The law society's punishment is swift. She's suspended, fined, and can only practice law again if she finds a senior lawyer who is willing to take her on and mentor her for a one year probationary period. Only one man is willing to take that risk: Harry Svensson, who runs the top family law practice in the city. He also happens to be Abby's estranged father, who left Abby and her complicated mother for his secretary when Abby was seven. Thus begins the odd dynamic at Abigail's new workplace. Abby has to try to put her shambles of a life back on track, all while working under the thumb of the man she's spent a lifetime resenting.