*If you haven’t heard, “Couples Court with the Cutlers,” a brand new court show premiered this week on TV stations all over the country.
The show features the first ever married couple presiding over a television courtroom, and focuses on relationship disputes, using hi-tech tactics (GPS tracking, private investigators, lie detectors) to uncover the truth.
Here’s where it gets interesting. On TODAY’s episode, Mimi Faust, yes, Mimi Faust (“Love & hip Hop Atlanta”), of all people, makes an appearance as an expert witness, offering her input on a case in which a woman believes that her fiancé is cheating with her best friend of many years.
Damn, talk about a credibility gap. Anyway, check out the clips above and below.
About ‘Couples Court with the Cutlers’
Award-winning trial attorneys Dana and Keith Cutler are the first-ever married couple to preside over a television court show. This fresh series uses cell phone forensics, GPS tracking, DNA evidence and other high-tech tactics to tackle relationship disputes head-on and help uncover the truth. The husband and wife team, who have been married and practicing law together for nearly three decades, bring their legal expertise and guidance to these couples in crisis throughout each episode.
Dana and Keith Cutler earned undergraduate degrees from Spelman College and Morehouse College, respectively, and continued their education together, graduating from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law in 1989. Dana practices education law focusing on charter schools, and Keith is a civil defense trial attorney. Together, they are members of their family’s law firm, James W. Tippin & Associates, where they practice with Dana’s father and another partner.
Both Dana and Keith Cutler have been named Missouri Super Lawyers multiple times by the legal publishing company, Thomson Reuters. Dana is the first African American female to be elected President of The Missouri Bar, and Keith was the first African-American to be elected as the President of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association Young Lawyers Section. The Cutlers have been married for 28 years and have three adult sons.
Couples Court with The Cutlers offers litigants the chance to resolve their differences, and make it through some of the most the emotionally charged moments in relationships. The Cutlers also give heartfelt advice to help the couples integrate the court’s decision into their lives.
Couples Court with the Cutlers can be seen on these stations and times all over the U.S. It’s a lot of fun, but also has a lot of heart—here are some promo clips from the show as well so that you can get a feel for it. Thanks for considering!
Click HERE to find a the station and time(s) it airs “Couples Court with the Cutlers.”
source:
Katie Steinberg
Beck Media Marketing
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