Jaime Agnew shares how taking custody of her 9-year-old brother led her to law school, and why she believes change in the probate court is long overdue.

Jaime Agnew sat down with the VoteR podcast to share her story: how taking legal custody of her 9-year-old brother while still a college student led her to law school, her path through nearly every courtroom in Lucas County — magistrate, public defender, private practice, and the Ohio Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division — and why she believes change in the probate court is long overdue. If elected, she would be the first woman ever to serve as Lucas County Probate Judge. Watch her full interview above, catch the highlights below, and learn more at AgnewForJudge.com.

Watch the shorts (a new clip goes live on each date):

• Aug 8: The Reason I Went to Law School
• Aug 12: A Family Business Rooted in Toledo
• Aug 16: Her Legal Resume
• Aug 20: First Woman - Merit First
• Aug 26: Change Is Long Overdue
• Aug 30: Fairness for Vulnerable Families
• Sep 2: Why Probate Court Matters
• Sep 5: Experience Matters
• Sep 7: Why Now Is the Moment
• Sep 10: Get Involved - AgnewForJudge.com

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