Last Updated: 22 Oct, 2023 | Views: 818
Age: 65
Profession: Lawyer
Other Profession(s): Judge, Arbitrator
Famous For: Former Arbitrator over Television Series, Divorce Court.
Higher Education: Harvard University (AB) University of Pennsylvania (JD)
About (Profile/Biography):
Lynn Toler, a Judge that most Americans know was born in Ohio. Best known for being the anchor of “Divorce Court,” a reality court show that has aired on numerous networks since 1999, Lynn is an American judge as well as a legal analyst and television personality. She attended both the Pennsylvania State University Law School and Harvard University where she received her undergrad degree in government.
Lynn Toler Career:
Toler started practicing law after completing her degree in private practice and as a prosecutor.
Toler was appointed to the Ohio Cleveland Heights Municipal Court in 1995 as a judge. Before becoming a judge and host of the television program "Divorce Court," she worked as a judge for eight years.
As the host of "Divorce," Toler rule over a mock courtroom where actual divorce cases are heard from married couples.
Toler is renowned for her direct style and capacity to connect with the persons engaged in the case. The program was highly well-liked, ran for several seasons, and established Toler as one of the most well-known and regarded legal figures on television.
Lynn Toler Books: The books "My Mother's Rules: A Useful Approach to Becoming an Emotional Genius" and "Putting Kids First: Proven Parenting Strategies for Supporting Children Thrive Through Divorce" are among the many others that Toler has published.
Toler has also appeared frequently on a variety of news programs and news programs, where she provides her legal and personal counsel.
Lynn Toler Awards:
Toler received the Cleveland Domestic And family violence Center's "Humanitarian of the Year Award."
Lynn Toler Unknown Facts:
Along with practicing law, Toler also gives motivational speeches. In addition, she is a director on the board of the American Fatherhood Initiative, which encourages good fathering.
Wait!
Here're some popular profiles for you.