By Brittni Thomason | azfamily The Superior Court in Maricopa County said it has learned of six more pending adoptions through Paul Petersen. The Maricopa County Assessor who’s in federal custody is accused of international adoption fraud. [VIDEO: Six pending adoptions tied to Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen] In a statement, the Media Relations Office for Superior Court in Maricopa County …
Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group partner and director Family Law Dept., talks to NBC’s Oxygen about Paul Petersen and red flags raised years ago
Paul Petersen raised eyebrows over a decade ago when he allegedly arranged for a pregnant woman from the Marshall Islands to give birth in the U.S. By Dorian Geiger | Oxygen An Arizona public official remains behind bars following accusations he masterminded a human trafficking and adoption fraud scheme, which reportedly spanned three states. County assessor and adoption attorney Paul Petersen was …
Why did it take so long for the arrest of Paul Petersen? Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group Partner and Dir. of Family Law, discusses with 3TV/CBS5
By Brittni Thomason | AzFamily and CBS 5 After the arrest of County Assessor Paul Petersen in an adoption fraud operation this week, some wonder why it took so long to take him into custody. Court documents say a judge picked up on Paul Petersen’s scheme 13 years ago. That happened in 2006 when a Phoenix couple was attempting to …
Separate bank accounts will not protect your money in a divorce; insulate separate assets says Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group partner and director of Family Law Department
By Megan Leonhardt | CNBC Millennials, once again, are doing things differently than prior generations. It turns out 28% are forgoing the traditional joint bank account after marriage and opting to keep their finances completely separate, according to a Bank of America survey. That’s more than double the number of Gen X and baby boomer couples who keep their money separate. …
Rose Law Group adds Trenk as partner; Fisher to masthead
Congratulations to Adam Trenk and Kaine Fisher, both highly accomplished attorneys — Adam as Director of Equine Law, also practicing in areas of public policy, zoning, aviation, and business law; Kaine, as a partner at RLG and Director of Famly Law, focusing on representing clients in high-conflict, high-asset family law matters (and also a best-selling author!).
Scottsdale Independent: Rose Law Group names Trenk as partner, adds Fisher to masthead
By Scottsdale Independent Attorney Adam Trenk has been named partner at Rose Law Group while partner Kaine Fisher’s name has been added to the firm’s masthead. Mr. Trenk, director of equine law, has been an attorney with Rose Law Group since 2010, according to a press release. In addition to equine law, he practices in public policy, zoning, aviation and business …
Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group partner and director of Family Law Department, talks to KPNX 12 News about DUI eWarrant system statewide rollout
12 News KNPX If you get pulled over for suspicion of DUI you get the choice of doing a breathalyzer or a blood draw. Many people choose the blood draw hoping to delay the test to lower the amount of alcohol in their system. But do police officers have a faster way? We verify!
Rose Law Group Partners Kaine Fisher and Laura Bianchi, and Attorneys Logan Elia and Justin Brandt recognized as 2019 Super Lawyers Southwest Rising Stars
Rose Law Group pc is pleased to announce that Partners Kaine Fisher and Laura Bianchi and attorneys Logan Elia and Justin Brandt were recognized as Super Lawyers Southwest Rising Stars for 2019. Super Lawyers selects attorneys from peer nominations, evaluations and independent research with selections being made annually. Congratulations to our Southwest Rising Stars!
Children’s best interest trumps parental rights, state Supreme Court says; analysis provided by Rose Law Group partner, director Family Law, Kaine Fisher
By Mary Jo Pitzl | Arizona Republic A judge’s decision that it was in the best interest of two children for their mother to lose parental rights was correct, the state Supreme Court found, reversing an earlier decision that such a move was based on shaky facts. The unanimous ruling last week made clear that when it comes to child …