Ruth Butler brings a unique blend of business experience, legal training, and genuine compassion to her work in family law. After more than a decade as a successful business owner, she intentionally transitioned into the legal profession, first supporting business litigation before discovering her passion for family law. At Rose Law Group, Ruth is committed to continuing her professional growth while providing compassionate, detail-oriented support to clients and attorneys.
Ruth is an ABA-certified paralegal and is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in justice studies at Arizona State University. She is known for her strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and commitment to providing exceptional support to both attorneys and clients.
Outside of the office, Ruth enjoys volunteering with community legal outreach programs, including Law Day with the State Bar of Arizona, spending time with her family and grandchildren, painting award-winning landscapes, and rediscovering the joy of tap dancing.
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Rose Law Group welcomes Aaric Siesco
By AZ Big Media Arizona’s most innovative law firm and largest law firm founded by a woman in state history, Rose Law Group announced the latest addition to its legal team, Aaric Siesco, a seasoned family law attorney born and raised in Phoenix. A graduate of Brophy College Prep class of 2002, Aaric has been practicing Family Law since 2015, where he
Mesa prepares novel domestic violence court; ‘reflection of cultural shift,’ says Rose Law Group Family Law Attorney Audra Petrolle
By Scott Shumaker | The Mesa Tribune Though it currently enjoys a relatively low crime rate, Mesa is not immune to the scourge of domestic violence. It’s a serious problem in the city: Mesa had eight domestic violence-related homicides in 2020 – a significant increase from the city’s four domestic violence homicides the previous year. The harm domestic violence does
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver are divorced — FINALLY! Rose Law Group Family Law Attorney Audra Petrolle on why it took so long
By Reuters LOS ANGELES, Dec 29 (Reuters) – Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver have officially finalized their divorce, more than 10 years after proceedings began. Court documents filed on Tuesday showed that a final settlement had been reached between the “Terminator” star and the U.S. journalist, formally ending their 35 year marriage. READ ON: “Divorce can be a long and taxing
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