An Exclusive Interview With TV Judge Lauren Lake #PaternityCourt

“When you put your gifts out there is no limit to the opportunities that will come to you I help people design their lives and their homes I love what I do I dig from a place of love.” Lauren Lake 

Lauren Lake is a renowned attorney, legal expert and the judge we have all come to know from TV’s hit syndicated courtroom series, “Lauren Lake‘s Paternity Court.”  She built a prominent law career as a member of the New York, New Jersey, and Michigan bar with a concentration in family law, criminal law, and entertainment law. 

In addition to her own success, Lauren has helped numerous young African-American women through the Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network (WEEN), which Lake co-founded, to promote the positive portrayal of women in entertainment and society by creating mentoring and outreach programs. 

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In a recent interview I learned some amazing things about Lauren Lake. She’s very talented, fair, and passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people and their families. Lake was born and grew up in Detroit, Michigan. She has worked in in radio, had her own TV show on HGTV, wrote books, co-founded an organization, and so much more. She was pretty down to earth when I spoke with her so let’s go inside the interview with TV Paternity Court Judge Lauren Lake.

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Each of the cases seem very touching in some way or another so the first question I asked was related to the show. Was there a case you recall that stuck with you after the cameras stopped rolling? 

“In season 2 there was a little boy whose parents had sturggled with drugs and relationships. The family did not have active utilities it was clear the focus was not on the child. The paternity results revealed the gentlemen was the father. After the show I followed up with producers to see how the young man was doing, but the producers lost contact after trying to locate the family. This case really stuck with me for a long time after the show was taped I worried a lot about that young man and his future”.

Loyal Lauren Lake fans wanted to know what plans does she have for the future as it relates to her success?

Her response to this question was “In the future I hope to do more radio because I love being on the air. Right now the website is undergoing a relaunch and I have the jewelry line underway. You can also expect my book and inspirational CD’s soon.

Here are a few quotes from Lauren Lake’s interview in regards to living the limitless life, overcoming obstacles, and her thoughts when it comes to pushing through hardships.

“Honor the fact you will encounter challenges, but also honor the fact that you have the ability to overcome obstacles”.

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“I may not have the answer this morning, but if I get up and show up I can overcome anything or any perceived obstacle. Everyday may not feel like it’s your best day, but it is because you have another day to live and to learn”.

“There is always someone watching your light shine which gives them inspiration to shine their light”.

 Facts About The Show

  • Lauren Lake Paternity Court is now in its fourth season on WLNY at 1:00 pm and 1:30pm.

  • The hit courtroom series was nominated for an Emmy this year and they also recently filmed their 500th episode in Atlanta – check out Rolling Outand Atlanta Journal Constitution for details.

  • The show, which was nominated for an Emmy this past season and is a consistent ratings hit.  In New York, on WLNY the show has increased its ratings by triple and double-digits from year-ago with Homes and Key demos by as much as +150%.

  • Lauren can also tackle some of the latest entertainment topics that have a paternity, relationship and divorce angle to it.

  • Syndicated courtroom series “Lauren Lake’s Paternity Court” just celebrated its 500th episode taping.

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Emmy nominated LAUREN LAKE’S PATERNITY COURT is a nationally syndicated 30-minute court show presided over by the sharp-witted and opinionated Lake, who helps real people with real stories resolve legal paternity issues by rendering incisive judgments using DNA evidence. The show offers litigants the chance to resolve their differences and make it through the emotionally charged moment of discovery, while offering heartfelt advice and counseling to help them integrate the outcome into their lives. The show is produced by 79th & York Entertainment and distributed by Orion TV Productions (Orion Television). David Armour is the creator and serves as executive producer.

 For more information, please visit the official Lauren Lake’s Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/PaternityCourt, and follow the show on Twitter, @PaternityCourt, using the hashtag #PaternityCourt, as well as on Instagram, @PaternityCourtTV. Check your local listing for showtimes.

33 thoughts on “An Exclusive Interview With TV Judge Lauren Lake #PaternityCourt

  1. I love her show! This is really neat that you got to interview her. She seems like a genuinely caring person, especially as a judge. I have often wondered if they ever think about certain cases once a case is done / dismissed.

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  2. i look forward to purchasing her book and cd I love everything about this post most importantly the quote section. Great job on pulling the interview together for us.

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  3. Such an inspiration. I always wonder if cases stick with judges after the fact. I can’t believe the number of things that this young woman has her hand in and yet she is still able to maintain and she is down to earth. What a career what an inspiration, what a life. Such a gift that you were able to speak with her!

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  4. Wow, I’ve never heard of this show before. Me glad you got the chance to interview her and learn all about her accomplishments. It sound so like she’s passionate about what she does.

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  5. Great interview! Paternity Court sounds like an interesting show. My mom loves court room TV shows. I’ll have to ask her if she watches Lauren’s show. I like that Lauren truly cares for people that enter her court room. It’s good to know she isn’t just about the fame but truly wants to help people. I’m happy to hear she has so many wonderful projects coming up! I wish her much success in her endeavors!

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  6. I’ve seen her face before but i have never watched her show before. I think it would be great if she had a team of professionals to work with the families after the taping of the show,

    There is always someone watching your light shine which gives them inspiration to shine their light”. I like this quote because you never know how people are watching you.

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  7. “Everyday may not feel like it’s your best day, but it is because you have another day to live and to learn” Yasss! Love this interview

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  8. I’m sure she sees a lot of challenging cases in her career. Dealing with paternity you know children are involved and you hope that in the end they fair well. Enjoyed hearing her story – go Judge!

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