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Off The Record
The little corner of Judith L. Hampton, Attorney At Law without a particular subject, format or schedule. Some days, I'll write a story, some days I'll share pictures of my children, somedays i will write about something happening in the world. Other days it may e a random thought, a ridiculous observation or absolutely nothing important at all.


Some Assembly. Extensive Profanity.
OFF THE RECORD Some Assembly. Extensive Profanity. My stairstepper broke three or four weeks ago, so I ordered a new one and apparently assumed it would arrive prepared to do its job. Somehow, I completely forgot about the part where somebody has to build the damn thing. That somebody turned out to be me, although I spent several weeks refusing to accept the position. First, the box sat at my office for several days. Probably a week. It was heavy, and every time I looked at i


Testimonial
Much of the work happening inside a law office is never seen from the outside. We are always grateful when someone takes the time to share a few words about their experience with Hampton Law Firm. Their trust in our office—and in the people behind it—means more than they know.


Testimonial
Much of the work happening inside a law office is never seen from the outside. We are always grateful when someone takes the time to share a few words about their experience with Hampton Law Firm. Their trust in our office—and in the people behind it—means more than they know.


Testimonial
Much of the work happening inside a law office is never seen from the outside. We are always grateful when someone takes the time to share a few words about their experience with Hampton Law Firm. Their trust in our office—and in the people behind it—means more than they know.


Same Attorney. New Address. Bigger Plans
Same Attorney. New Address. Bigger Plans. Apparently, I announced a relocation with the wording of a farewell speech. That would explain some of the confusion. When I said we would be closing the Farmerville office doors, I should have immediately followed that with, “And preparing to open them in Ruston.” A fairly important second sentence. Somehow, the attorney missed it. So let me introduce this next chapter properly. Hampton Law Firm is preparing to relocate from Farmervi


The Only Cutting I’m Planning is a Ribbon
OFF THE RECORD The Only Cutting I’m Planning Is a Ribbon Today, Kylee and I spent part of the day getting files ready for our move. We worked on operating systems, organization, and how things will run in the new office. We were finally doing things I have been trying to get done all year, which was exciting enough that I briefly forgot we still have to physically move all this shit. I could see it coming together. A smaller office. Clear responsibilities. Systems that allow


Treasure The Good Days
OFF THE RECORD Treasure the Good Days October 11, 2026 Today was a good day. I realize that may not sound particularly newsworthy, but considering the events of the past several weeks, I feel like somebody ought to alert the media. Possibly declare a state holiday. At the very least, I think it deserves to be documented before life remembers I exist and decides to get creative again. Because today was genuinely, wonderfully, unexpectedly good. And I intend to enjoy every minu


Testimonial
Much of the work happening inside a law office is never seen from the outside. We are always grateful when someone takes the time to share a few words about their experience with Hampton Law Firm. Their trust in our office—and in the people behind it—means more than they know.


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