Book Review: The Respondent: A True Story—Exposing the Cartel of Family Law by Greg Ellis

Dec 25, 2024

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An evocative image representing the themes of the book 'The Respondent: A True Story—Exposing the Cartel of Family Law' by Greg Ellis. The scene features a courtroom setting with a shadowy, imposing figure holding a gavel, symbolizing the systemic control of family courts. In the foreground, a father reaches out toward two children separated by a chasm, representing the emotional and physical divide caused by the court system. The background depicts stormy skies, transitioning to a faint ray of light, symbolizing hope and the fight for justice. The tone is poignant and reflective.

Greg Ellis’s The Respondent: A True Story—Exposing the Cartel of Family Law is a gripping, deeply personal account of one man’s harrowing experience with the family court system. With an introduction by Johnny Depp and a foreword by Alec Baldwin, the book combines Ellis’s own story with a sharp critique of the systemic failures in family law. It offers …

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