

Logan County Family Court judge candidate Miranda Warren is pictured with her husband and two daughters. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
For Miranda Warren, becoming a Family Court judge has been a lifelong dream. After more than two decades of practicing family law, she believes the opportunity to serve on the bench would allow her to put that experience to work in a different way: helping families navigate some of life’s most difficult decisions.
Miranda is running for Logan County Family Court judge in the Nov. 3 General Election, bringing approximately 21 years of family law experience to the race. Her opponent in the local race is her sister-in-law, Sarah Warren (see other featured candidate profile).
She said the upcoming retirement of Judge Kim Kellogg-Martin presented an opportunity to pursue a position she has long envisioned for herself. Miranda related that her decision to run now comes from both a longstanding passion for the judiciary and a desire to address areas where she believes the Family Court process could work better for the people it serves.
Her experience has given her a perspective that extends beyond interpreting statutes and applying legal procedures. As a family law attorney, Warren sits across the table from men, women, children and families facing difficult circumstances.
“I can tell you 100 percent what they expect, what they want, and what they need from family court,” Miranda said….. READ MORE….


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