How to Watch Alicia’s Law on Netflix (Nov 2026)

By American TV editorial team | Updated October 27, 2026

Empty law office at dusk with a dark wood desk, stacked case files, a leather briefcase, a brass lamp and coffee, bookshelves of law volumes and a city skyline with purple jacaranda trees outside the window

Alicia’s Law is scheduled for Netflix on November 11, 2026. Search the full title in the Netflix app and check its availability for your country and account. The subscription’s current terms and title listing control access.

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Release and story

Fernanda Castillo plays Alicia, a lawyer rebuilding her career after two decades away. Her husband’s corruption conviction and public scandal force her to reconsider work, family and her own future. The Mexican adaptation is based on The Good Wife, created by Robert and Michelle King.

Netflix has announced two release parts: Part 1 on November 11 and Part 2 on December 9. Do not expect the complete story to be available on the first date. Ana Lorena Pérez Ríos and José Ramón Chávez Delgado direct; the cast also includes Michel Brown, Karina Gidi and Juan Manuel Bernal.

How to watch

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Sign in to the account that carries your subscription.
Search the complete title, then open the matching title page.
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Subscription and bundle checks

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Before viewing

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The release listing supports the date above. Information was reviewed October 27, 2026; release schedules and service terms can change.

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