FROM GROOT TO ZOMBIE WEDDINGS:

Rock Rocheleau is the managing attorney of Right Lawyers, a local law firm focusing on divorce and custody law. Right Lawyers is known for being named the Best Divorce Lawyer in Las Vegas by the Review Journal for six years in a row. Additionally, Right Lawyers is famous for innovation and creativity when it comes to educating clients about divorce and custody laws. Rock’s latest innovation is a private podcast for his clients.

Rock, along with other attorneys in the firm, take time each month to answer client questions on this podcast, called “On Air” with Right Lawyers. Clients can sort through these podcasts and videos to learn more about divorce and custody law. Rock knows from experience that educating clients on the law helps them through the process.

In this interview, we could ask Rock basic legal questions. But that is unnecessary because you can watch his videos or listen to his podcast at www.rightlawyers. com. Instead, we asked him some of the oddest questions we could think of to get a deeper understanding of what makes Right Lawyers tick.

How would you describe being a lawyer to someone from another planet?

I would ask if they argue on their planet. If they say no, then I don’t think a lawyer would make sense. If they say yes, I would explain a lawyer as someone who argues for them.

How would you solve problems if you were from another planet?

I don’t believe coming from another planet would change how I solve problems. I solve most of my problems (and my client problems) by logically looking at the pros and cons of different solutions. Most beings solve problems like this; risk versus reward. It wouldn’t matter whether you are from Earth or Jupiter. You are going to weigh your options and pick the one that works best.

If you were a tree, what kind of tree would you be and why?

I’m a Marvel comic fan, so I am going with Groot. He is a tree in Guardians of the Galaxy. He is the coolest tree in the universe.

Do you think zombies should get married?

Yes, I think they could get married. $129 dollar license and a preacher are all it takes to get married. The interesting questions to add is why they would get married or how do they get divorced? For the divorce, I’m guessing they would skip the divorce court and see who can eat who first.

If you had to organize everyone in the country into a giant game of duckduck-goose, how would you do it? First you need to find a compelling reason. Why would everyone do this? What do they get out of this? Then you got to let everyone know when, where, and why. I would use Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, and Super Bowl ads to spread the message. MV

For more information about Managing Attorney Rock Rocheleau, visit www.rightlawyers.com.