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In an online election launched today and running through May 5, 2025, Aaric Siesco, family law attorney at Rose Law Group seeks to be a Maricopa County District 6 member of the Arizona Bar Association’s Board of Governors.
The board is “comprised of 29 people” who oversee “the organization’s policy making and operations,” and also “play a role in promoting and advancing the science of jurisprudence, legal education, and the improvement of the administration of justice.”
Questions for candidates: “Why are you interested in running for election to the Board of Governors? What do you believe are the significant issues facing the members today? If elected, how would you hope to address these issues?” Click on to read Aaric Siesco’s responses.
Candidate Bio
Born and raised in Phoenix and attended Brophy College Preparatory (class of 2002).
Earned bachelor’s degree and law degree from Arizona State University and Arizona Summit Law School, respectively. After being admitted to the practice of law in 2015, initially handled family, juvenile and criminal cases; since 2016, strong concentration on practice of family law matters.
Participated in or conducted complicated family litigation involving a wide variety of issues, including:
• Business valuation and taxation.
• Contested parenting time and other parenting issues.
• Third-party visitation.
• Spousal maintenance claims.
• Determination of community versus separate value involving business and other assets.
Practice also encompasses appeals of family law matters to the Arizona Court of Appeals.
Why are you interested in running for election to the Board of Governors? What do you believe are
the significant issues facing the members today? If elected, how would you hope to address these
issues?
It is important to be actively involved in the community and to contribute to advancing the legal profession. I am interested in participating in same and offering any assistance I can to that end. I will happily volunteer my time to improve the legal profession for both the public and attorneys.
Some significant issues include, but are not limited to:
The rapidly changing technological landscape, especially through AI, brings unprecedented advancements and challenges to the legal world.
The current political arena and the abrupt changes being made therein have a significant impact on the legal profession.
The economic climate is also a major concern for both the public and attorneys. Costs of competent legal representation for the public must be addressed. Also, attorneys must be adequately compensated for their efforts.
Because technology, politics and the economy impact the practice of law and the statutes/rules that govern same, it is necessary to remain vigilant and to focus on keeping the legal profession up to date.
If elected, I would endeavor to collaboratively resolve these issues with my colleagues, and any other issue presented. Through effective communication and cooperation, I would try to address and reconcile all matters reasonably and with alacrity.
