Author, E.G.ALEXANDER, Esq. (Ret.), a lawyer who dedicated her career to fighting for the rights of those ensnared in the guardianship system and struggling to keep families together. Her journey took her from the Florida Family Court System's failure of her and her near-death experience, to law school in her 30s, where she excelled and became a passionate advocate for the vulnerable.

E.G.ALEXANDER, Esq. (Ret.), attended law school in her 30s, motivated by her own experiences with the failures of the Florida Family Court System. During law school, she excelled academically and was selected from over 150 students to join the Moot Court Honorary Board and Trial Team. She also founded the school's first organization dedicated to raising awareness among future lawyers about discrimination against people with mental illnesses and disabilities and the wrongful institutionalization of vulnerable populations. As a practicing attorney, E.G.ALEXANDER continued her education in trial advocacy.

Her work restoring rights to wards of guardianships and her success in changing laws on parental rights through a landmark appeal earned her exposure on ABC and NBC News. She shared her expertise as a guest speaker with the Palm Beach Clerk of Courts, educating them on how to uncover guardianship fraud. Despite her success, with licenses to practice in Florida State Court and Federal District Courts, E.G.ALEXANDER voluntarily retired her license in 2023, at the height of her career, in response to witnessing unethical actions by members of her state bar.

Today, E.G.ALEXANDER works behind the scenes, assisting attorneys with complex legal issues and preparing them for trial. She also founded an educational program aimed at empowering the public to represent themselves if faced with navigating the legal system alone. Her story is a powerful exploration of the flaws in the U.S. legal system and the hidden battles fought by those who seek to bring about justice.