Angelina Jolie Loses Bid To Remove Judge In Brad Pitt Divorce Case; Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group Partner And Family Law Director, Comments

By Cheyenne Roundtree | Daily Mail Angelina Jolie has officially lost her battle to remove the judge from her bitter divorce proceedings with ex Brad Pitt, court documents obtained by DailyMail.com show. Jolie had previously claimed that Judge John W. Ouderkirk – who married the couple at their lavish French wedding in 2014 – failed to disclose ‘ongoing business and professional relationships’ …

Arizona Police Officer Adopts Child Abuse Survivor He Met On Duty; Audra Petrolle, Family Law Attorney At Rose Law Group, Weighs In

By Tamar Lapin | New York Post An Arizona police officer and his wife adopted a 4-year-old survivor of child abuse that he comforted while he was on duty. Kingman Police Department Lt. Brian Zach met little Kaila when he and his partner got a call to go check on her home back in March 2018, he told ABC’s “Good …

‘Love In The Time Of Lockdown’: Rose Law Group Partner, Family Law Director Kaine Fisher, And Firm Divorce Attorney Audra Petrolle Talk Prison Nuptials

Chelsea Moore and Christopher Blackwell were married Sept. 18 in the visitors’ room at the Washington State Reformatory in the Monroe Correctional Complex, where he is a prisoner. Credit: Mark Miller By Jenny Block | New York Times On the day Chelsea Moore got married, it had been six months since she last saw her fiancé, Christopher Blackwell. But now Ms. Moore, wearing a …

Holiday Divorce Do’s And Don’ts, With Rose Law Group Family Law Attorney Audra Petrolle

By Audra Petrolle, Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter Don’t argue over politics With national news consuming so much dinner table talk, hot button issues can lead to may-day situations quick if there’s already tension between divorced or blended families during the holidays. Avoid political discussions that could lead to disagreements if at all possible. Keep topics merry and bright. Don’t bring …

Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group Partner And Family Law Director, Weighs In On Reports That Kelly Clarkson’s Ex Seeks $436G In Spousal And Child Support

By Melissa Roberto | Fox News Kelly Clarkson’s ex-husband Brandon Blackstock is reportedly seeking a hefty amount of spousal and child support in their divorce. The talk show host filed for divorce from Blackstock in June, citing “irreconcilable differences” after nearly seven years of marriage. They share daughter River, 6, and son Remington Alexander, 4. Clarkson, 38, recently was awarded …

Rose Law Group family law attorney Audra Petrolle condemns rule that would let adoption agencies exclude gay parents

The Trump administration’s proposed rule would allow adoption agencies that refuse to place children with LGBTQ families to still collect federal dollars. By Tim Fitzsimons | NBC During an event celebrating National Adoption Month, Vice President Mike Pence praised a proposed Trump administration rule that would allow federal funding to flow to adoption agencies that refuse to place children with …

Okla. governor signs ‘anti-LGBT’ adoption law; unconstitutional, says Audra Petrolle, Rose Law Group family attorney

The Daily Beast Oklahoma’s Republican governor, Mary Fallin, has signed into law a bill allowing adoption and foster care agencies to reject prospective parents on “religious” and “moral” grounds—a move critics say legalizes discrimination against LGBT and non-Christian parents. The law, approved by lawmakers earlier this month, could affect any prospective parents to whom a child-welfare agency has religious objections, …

Arizona Supreme Court limits right of tribes to intercede in adoption cases; Rose Law Group Family Law attorney Audra Petrolle provides perspective

Tribal government: Decision preserves tribes’ rights to ask for court transfers in adoption cases By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times The ability of tribes to intercede in the adoption of Native American children not living on the reservation is limited and not absolute, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled today. In a unanimous decision, the justices …