In a heartwarming display of family legacy, Rebekah Coleman was recently sworn in as a judge in Michigan’s District Court by none other than her father, who also serves as a judge.
The historic moment took place in 2021 when Coleman officially assumed the role of Judge in Michigan’s 32A District Court, where she will preside over Harper Woods in Wayne County.
A graduate of Wayne State University Law School, Coleman brings a diverse background to her new position, having also earned a degree in theatre from Michigan State University and previously founded her own law firm.
Sharing the touching occasion on her LinkedIn page, Coleman posted a photo alongside her father, capturing the proud moment of her swearing-in ceremony.
The image has garnered widespread attention and congratulations from colleagues and well-wishers alike.
Coleman’s achievement not only marks a significant milestone in her legal career but also serves as a testament to the enduring tradition of family dedication to the judiciary.
With her father by her side, Coleman embarks on her new role, poised to uphold the principles of justice and fairness in her community.
As the legal community celebrates Coleman’s accomplishment, her story serves as a reminder of the power of family support and the importance of honoring legal legacies for generations to come.
