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FAQ: Julia Rodgers Named Editor-In-Chief of National Law Review's Family Law Newsletter
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The Family Law Reporter newsletter offers strategic insights on family law's business impacts, giving subscribers an edge in asset protection and financial planning decisions.
The National Law Review partners with Julia Rodgers to launch a monthly newsletter analyzing how family law intersects with business, finance, and long-term wealth strategies.
This newsletter makes complex family law accessible, helping people navigate legal challenges to protect relationships and secure better financial futures for families.
Julia Rodgers, a Shark Tank-featured legal tech founder, now edits a newsletter blending family law with business insights from her HelloPrenup experience.
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The National Law Review has named Julia Rodgers, Esq. as Editor-In-Chief of their new family law newsletter called The Family Law Reporter, which debuted on December 5, 2025.
Julia Rodgers is a successful family law practitioner and the Founder and CEO of HelloPrenup, a legal-tech company. She became the first legal tech founder to pitch on ABC's Shark Tank in 2021 and has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, CNN, and CNBC.
The Family Law Reporter is a monthly newsletter that delivers expert insight into how family law intersects with business and financial matters, including asset protection, financial planning, entrepreneurial decision-making, and long-term wealth strategy.
The partnership combines the National Law Review's extensive reach in the legal sector with Julia Rodgers' thought leadership and experience as both a family law practitioner and legal-tech entrepreneur, focusing on the expanding overlap between family law and business considerations.
The Family Law Reporter debuted on December 5, 2025, and this announcement was made on December 22, 2025.
To subscribe to The Family Law Reporter, visit the NLR's Newsletter section.
The National Law Review is a leading online platform for legal and business news and analysis, offering curated articles by attorneys and thought leaders, with millions of monthly readers and a strong newsletter subscriber base.
Her motivation came from watching couples struggle in her family law practice, not because of conflict, but because navigating the legal system was overwhelming and financially out of reach.
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