By Heather Locus | Forbes What do you consider core to your identity – the things that make you “you”? Is it your relationships with the people around you? Your profession? Your own personality and quirks? How about your name? These are not idle musings when you’re in the thick of divorce. As if the hundred other decisions you’re forced to …
New SBA grant program to provide relief to live venues, museums, movie theaters, promotors and talent reps
By Dan Gauthier | Rose Law Group Reporter This group of businesses and individuals severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic receive special attention in the new COVID-19 relief act: live venue operators and promotors, theatrical producers, live performing arts organization operators, museum operators, motion picture theater operators, and talent representatives (referred to as “shuttered venue operators” in the act). The second COVID-19 …
Cost breakdown of a divorce; Audra Petrolle, family law attorney at Rose Law Group, comments
By Geoff Williams | U.S. News & World Report If you’re divorcing soon, you may be devastated – or thrilled. Often, divorces aren’t so terrible – it’s the weeks, months and years leading up to the dispiriting end of the marriage that can be gut-wrenching. But while your emotions may be all over the place, one thing is constant in all marriages …
Jordan Rose, founder and president of Rose Law Group, presents before newly elected Pinal County Board of Supervisors
By Rose Law Group Reporter Check out a pic of Pinal County’s new supervisors in action during a recent meeting where Jordan Rose presented a case on behalf of Porchlight Homes. Pictured from left to right are Supervisors Kevin Cavanaugh (District 1), Interim Vice Chairman Mike Goodman (District 2), Interim Chairman Stephen Q. Miller (District 3), Jeffrey McClure (District 4), and Jeff …
Does marriage education work? Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group partner and family law director, has insight.
By Lois M. Collins | Deseret News The federal government has invested heavily for nearly two decades in marriage education classes to strengthen relationships — particularly of low-income couples — but critics say the impact has been small in terms of preventing romantic partnerships from crumbling. “The marriage education field is wide and diverse, but overall, the research finds that marriage …
On the move at Rose Law Group
By AZ Business Magazine | AZ Big Media Gregory E. Tomczak joins Rose Law Group Rose Law Group pc, the largest woman-led law firm in Arizona’s history, added attorney Gregory E. Tomczak as Senior Litigation Counsel.Tomczak, who will be part of Rose Law Group’s litigation practice concentrates his practice in complex commercial litigation, real estate litigation, employment litigation, major felony criminal defense, white collar criminal defense, internal investigations, and responding to subpoenas and/or …
Thinking of divorce? Before you split, you could try this 1 thing instead; Audra Petrolle, family attorney at Rose Law Group, comments
By Tonya Graser Smith | Kiplinger Thinking about divorce? You wouldn’t be alone this year – what with the pandemic causing divorces to spike – or any year, as many couples opt to start the next 12 months fresh by splitting up. But maybe you’re not ready for your marriage to become another COVID-19 victim. There is an intermediate step you could take before …
FAQs when considering divorce — answered by Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group Partner and Family Law Director
By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter Rose Law Group Partner and Family Law Director Kaine Fisher takes us through the most common questions clients have while exploring a divorce, including what can drive up cost, what makes a great client and a new type of divorce lawyer for the most amicable cases.
In fight against senior isolation, televëda promotes digital community
A view of the production level being provided through Televeda to Arizona seniors through various digital applications. (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents televëda.) By Benjamin Garcia | Paradise Valley Independent As the second wave of the COVID-19 outbreak continues in Arizona, senior communities are turning to televëda — a digital startup aimed at helping prevent the ills of isolation for thousands of local seniors. The …
Tempe to take it slow with recreational cannabis; YourValley report shares insight from Adam Trenk, Rose Law Group partner and cannabis dept. director
By Mark Carlisle | Your Valley Tempe won’t be diving headfirst into the world of recreational marijuana. It wants to dip its toe in and test the water first. Tempe City Council is approaching the legalization of recreational marijuana after Arizonans approved Proposition 207 at the polls last month the same way it did legalization of medical marijuana a decade ago: start off restrictive and ease regulations as deemed necessary in the future. …