In this powerful episode of Order in Her Court, we sit down with the incredible Judge Andrea Boyd to talk about something many women experience but don’t always address — ladder kicking.

What does it mean to kick someone’s ladder?

It’s when we compete instead of collaborate.When we criticize instead of champion.When insecurity replaces sisterhood.

Drawing from her impactful book "Don’t Kick My Ladder", Judge Andrea Boyd shares wisdom from the bench and from her personal journey about why women must stop tearing each other down and start becoming ladder lifters.

There is room for all of us at the top.Success is not a limited resource. When one woman rises, we all can rise.If you’ve ever felt overlooked, unsupported, or judged by other women — this episode is for you. And if you’re ready to build community instead of competition, this conversation will shift your mindset.You can find Judge Andrea Boyd’s book "Don't Kick My Ladder" on Amazon and learn more about her work at www.judgeboydspeaks.com

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This week on Order In Her Court, Attorney Obreziah Bullard sits down with special guest Dr. Lisa Oppong for a powerful and eye-opening conversation about what it really takes to escape domestic violence.

Abuse isn’t always loud.

It isn’t always obvious.It can be emotional. Psychological. Physical. Financial.Sometimes it looks like control, manipulation, intimidation, isolation — and sometimes it leaves visible scars.In this episode, we unpack the realities women face behind closed doors, the legal protections available, and the strength it takes to choose safety over fear. This conversation is honest, protective, and empowering.If you’ve ever questioned your dignity, your safety, or your worth in a relationship — this episode is for you.

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In this Motion for Advice, Attorney Obreziah Bullard addresses a heartfelt letter from a listener facing a painful crossroads in her marriage. Her husband has apologized and promised to change—but the question remains: How do you forgive without compromising your dignity or your safety?

This episode unpacks the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation, accountability versus empty apologies, and love versus self-betrayal. Attorney Bullard offers practical, legal-minded wisdom on setting boundaries, protecting yourself, and making decisions rooted in clarity—not guilt or pressure.If you’ve ever wondered whether forgiveness requires access, silence, or staying put—this conversation is for you.

Because grace should never come at the cost of your well-being.

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