National Law Review Appoints HelloPrenup Founder Julia Rodgers as Editor-In-Chief of New Family Law Newsletter

The National Law Review (NLR) has appointed Julia Rodgers, Esq., Founder and CEO of legal-tech company HelloPrenup, as Editor-In-Chief of its newly launched family law newsletter, The Family Law Reporter. The newsletter debuted on December 5, 2025, and represents a strategic partnership between the NLR's established legal platform and Rodgers' expertise in family law and entrepreneurship.

Rodgers brings her experience as both a family law practitioner and legal-tech entrepreneur to the editorial role, where she will analyze complex issues arising from the intersection of personal relationships and business considerations. "Family law doesn't exist in a vacuum. It affects finances, businesses, and long-term planning in ways that are often overlooked," said Rodgers. "With The Family Law Reporter, we're excited to work with the National Law Review to bring cutting-edge family law content to our subscribers and help them stay informed on the family issues that shape both personal and business outcomes."

The monthly publication addresses the growing recognition within the legal community of the expanding overlap between family law and business matters. Key areas of focus include asset protection strategies, financial planning considerations, entrepreneurial decision-making processes, and long-term wealth preservation approaches that are impacted by family law developments. This specialized content fills a gap in legal analysis by examining how personal legal matters directly influence business operations and financial stability.

The partnership leverages the NLR's extensive reach within the legal sector, where it serves as a leading online platform for legal and business news and analysis at natlawreview.com. With millions of monthly readers and a substantial newsletter subscriber base, the NLR provides valuable legal insights to business leaders, attorneys, investors, and professionals in tax and accounting fields. Rodgers' appointment represents a convergence of traditional legal publishing with innovative legal-tech perspectives, particularly relevant given HelloPrenup's recent backing by strategic investment from a leading venture capital fund.

For legal professionals, The Family Law Reporter offers timely analysis of emerging trends at the intersection of personal and business law, potentially influencing how attorneys advise clients with complex asset structures or entrepreneurial ventures. Business leaders may benefit from understanding how family law developments could impact corporate governance, succession planning, and partnership agreements. The newsletter's monthly format ensures subscribers receive regular updates on legal developments that could affect both personal wealth management and business operational decisions.

The collaboration between the NLR and Rodgers represents a significant development in legal publishing, combining established distribution channels with specialized expertise in an increasingly important legal niche. As family law continues to evolve in response to changing business environments and financial structures, The Family Law Reporter positions itself as an essential resource for professionals navigating this complex intersection. The newsletter's launch and Rodgers' editorial leadership signal a recognition within the legal community that comprehensive legal analysis must increasingly address the interconnected nature of personal and business legal matters.