About RomeoAndJulietLaw.us

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RomeoAndJulietLaw.us is an independent educational resource dedicated to making the complex landscape of U.S. age-of-consent and close-in-age statutes accessible to everyone. We believe that clear, free, well-researched legal information helps families, students, educators, and young adults make informed decisions.

Accuracy First

Every page is verified against current state statutes and primary government sources before publication.

Plain Language

We translate dense legal terminology into clear, neutral explanations that any reader can follow.

Built for Everyone

Created for parents, teens, educators, and young adults — not just lawyers or law students.

Educational Only

We are not a law firm. Always consult a licensed attorney in your state for advice on a specific situation.

Editorial Policy

Our editorial process is designed to meet Google's E-E-A-T standards for Your Money or Your Life (YMYL) content. Every guide is researched, written, fact-checked, reviewed, and maintained according to the principles below.

  1. Primary-source research

    We cite state statutes, official legislature databases, U.S. Department of Justice publications, and reputable legal databases such as Cornell LII and NCSL.

  2. Independent review

    Every page is reviewed by our Editorial Review Team for accuracy, neutrality, and compliance with our publishing standards before going live.

  3. Scheduled updates

    Pages are revisited on a rolling schedule (at least annually, and immediately after major legislative changes) so the freshness signals reflect real review work.

  4. Clear scope

    We publish educational information only. We do not provide legal advice, draft documents, or represent clients.

Quality Assurance

Editorial Review Team

Editorial Standards & Compliance

Our Editorial Review Team verifies every guide against official state statutes, government publications, and reputable legal databases before publication. Reviewers re-check pages on a rolling schedule to catch statutory amendments and ensure language remains plain, neutral, and compliant with our editorial policy.