By Tabitha Mueller | The Nevada Independent The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Steve Sanson, the founder of controversial political organization Veterans
By Darcy Olsen and Rebecca Masterson, opinion contributors The Arizona Republic America is in the midst of a drug epidemic. At Gen Justice, a 501(c)(3)
Where couples start “living apart together,” for instance, can make a big difference if they divorce. State laws can also affect trusts and other financial
By HTV National Desk In a country where about half of all marriages result in divorce, marriage can end for a variety of reasons. Career
By Mary Jo Pitzl | The Republic For more than 50 years birth certificates for adopted Arizonans have listed the adoptive parents, while the names
By Benjamin Wood | The Salt Lake Tribune Growing up in Colorado City, Ariz., Shirlee Draper was taught never to speak to anyone in law
By Kwame Anthony Appiah | The New York Times Magazine After a decades-long marriage, my wife and I divorced. We have two sons, now grown.
By Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group partner and director of Family Law, and Audra Petrolle, family law attorney “I’m just getting engaged and want to propose a
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
It all comes down to the factor of money By Lauren Clark | KSNV TV There’s a new formula that could benefit or hurt you
By Mark McConville | The Wall Street Journal With so many young adults still relying on parents for support, the challenge is how to help
By Kaine Fisher, Rose Law Group partner and director of Family Law, and Audra Petrolle, family law attorney If I don’t have a prenuptial agreement,
By Maria Polletta | Arizona Republic A Phoenix woman who preserved fertilized embryos before undergoing cancer treatment cannot use them without the consent of her
By Julie Jargon | The Wall Street Journal When Jenica Andersen felt the tug for a second child at age 37, the single mom weighed
By Nicole Crites | 3TV/CBS 5 The American Medical Association is calling for a nationwide ban on “conversion therapy,” and in a landmark move later
Two and a half years after moving to Phoenix, the chaos ends for Rihanna Agnew. She can only hope her biological mother finds her way
In states with ‘no fault’ divorces, couples are 8% more likely to both work full-time outside the homeup By Andrew Keshner | MarketWatch Divorces can
By Ben Winslow | Fox 13 In a series of rulings made public Saturday, the state’s top court has opened a window for “alleged fathers” to establish
Raquel Petersen alleges Maricopa County assessor hid and spent their money for his own benefit. Prosecutors have seized both their assets as potential restitution By
By Jessica Swarner | KTAR Arizona’s top education official says there’s no need for two education-related bills being pushed by a state representative. Democratic Superintendent
‘By Adam Liptak | The New York Times Magazine Scores of families, using commercial DNA testing kits, have learned in recent years that, decades ago, their
By Jessica Boehm | Arizona Republic Social worker Mary Jarman called a young adoption agent named Paul Petersen in the early 2000s to discuss adoption
By Dianna M. Nanez The Arizona Department of Child Safety isn’t giving foster parents the information they are legally entitled to, so they can properly care for
By Steven Hsieh | Phoenix New Times County Assessor Paul Petersen, who’s facing possible prison time for an adoption scheme involving pregnant Marshallese women, helped
By Jessica Boehm and Robert Anglen | Arizona Republic Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen has not resigned from his elected post, despite indictments in three
I recommend a petnup. By Steven Petrow | The New York Times “I have some good news,” my divorce lawyer told me during our second consultation
By Brittni Thomason | azfamily The Superior Court in Maricopa County said it has learned of six more pending adoptions through Paul Petersen. The Maricopa
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By Justin Matthews | Pinal Post Key Points Casa Grande City Council unanimously approved annexing approximately 1,271 acres on December 1, 2025. The Project Saguaro annexation sits generally between Selma
By AZ Daily Star Amazon Web Services has pulled out of its long-planned role as future operator of the Project Blue data center complex on the Tucson area’s far southeast side, three sources told the Star. Amazon has
By Roland Murphy | AZBEX The Eloy Planning and Zoning Commission met to consider a major General Plan amendment and rezoning for 310 acres, roughly a quarter mile