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Adult sisters (Marlo Thomas, Mel Harris) take their father to court in Colorado for abuse they suffered as children.

A woman and her family suffer severe consequences when she is unjustly caught in the web of mandatory sentencing laws.

After almost 20 years of marriage, Dorothy (Park Overall) and Joe Hutlemeyer (Timothy Carhart) divorce after Joe reveals a three-year affair with his secretary, Lynn (Laura Innes). Devastated and defiant, Dorothy discovers an obscure law that allows her to sue Lynn for breaking up her marriage. What follows is a difficult legal battle that sees Dorothy both vilified and supported by various media outlets, who have wildly differing views of the case. The film is based on a true story.

African-American Marine Corporal Lindsay Scott (Richard Yearwood) is charged with raping another Marine's wife, a white woman, near the Quantico military base in Virginia. Civil rights activist Lori Jackson (Lynn Whitfield), who has no formal legal training, takes on the case. After Scott is convicted -- despite a lack of evidence -- Jackson refuses to give up, instead using the power of the media to fight the considerable forces of the military justice system and seek freedom for Scott.

Nick helps Grace while she's recovering from surgery; Jacob gets upset with Frankie because she wants to spend all of their couple time with the baby.

Robert and Sol begin therapy; Grace and Frankie get a surprise when they bring gifts to a fan of their vibrators; Brianna's nemesis makes an offer.

Grace hires a contractor to fix an issue at the beach house; Sol's new friendship makes Robert uncomfortable; Frankie gets lost with the baby.

As Grace and Frankie deal with a major disaster in their home, they each keep secrets from other family members; everyone attends Robert's play.