Judge Judys Ex DA Son Adam Lands His Own Courtroom TV Show

Adam Levy, son of the legendary Judge Judy Sheindlin, is making his own mark with Adam’s Law. Drawing on his background as a two-term district attorney and stints as a judge on Amazon’s Tribunal Justice and Justice on Trial, Levy brings real-world experience to the bench. The new series will join CBS Media Ventures’ syndicated lineup, offering a sharp, modern spin on courtroom drama.

Courtroom series with Judge Judy’s son Adam Levy is in development

Paramount confirmed that Adam Levy will lead Adam’s Law. It is a new syndicated court show produced by Sheindlin’s Queen Bee Productions in partnership with CBS Media Ventures. The series will show Levy as a “fierce, unfiltered, and dedicated” judge, aiming to deliver justice “like his mother.”

Adam Levy has already proved his courtroom experience on-screen, handling cases with focus and fairness. Judge Judy Sheindlin praised her son, calling him “a spectacular lawyer” whose “search for the truth is unparalleled.” She also hailed him as the “gold standard for judicial excellence.” ( via EW)

Adam’s Law continues the Sheindlin family’s daytime TV legacy. The show is set to join CBS Media Ventures’ revamped fall 2026 lineup alongside The Drew Barrymore Show, Inside Edition, Hot Bench, Flip Side, and The Perfect Line. “From a bold new take on the courtroom, to one of television’s most beloved family franchises and an adrenaline-charged weekend destination, these series are built to engage, entertain, and deliver for our partners,“ said John Budkins from CBS.

Judge Judy is a classic American courtroom reality show that debuted in 1996. It ran for 25 seasons until 2021, cementing its place as one of TV’s longest-running and most-watched syndicated programs.

The show starred Judge Judith Sheindlin, a no-nonsense former family court judge, handling small-claims cases with her sharp wit and stern demeanor. The series earned top daytime ratings and secured multiple awards. It also bagged a Daytime Emmy, turning Judy Sheindlin into a bona fide TV icon.