Rosario Goze is the Founder of Minnesota Family Law Reform and a leading voice for child centered, enforceable, and transparent family court reform in Minnesota.​

Her advocacy began through lived experience navigating systemic custody enforcement failures and prolonged procedural delays. What started as personal litigation evolved into legislative action. Rather than remain confined to the courtroom, Rosario shifted her focus to the Capitol, determined to address structural gaps affecting families statewide.

Rosario has played a central role in drafting and advancing key reform initiatives, including:

• Minnesota Parenting Time Restoration Act

• Minnesota Interference Prevention Bill

• Timely Family Court Act

• Minnesota Child and Family Safety Act

• Minnesota Family Balance Standard
   

Her leadership centers on:

• Enforceable court orders, not symbolic rulings

• Timely custody and parenting time decisions

• Clear harm standards grounded in evidence

• Accountability for repeated interference

• Generational stability through child focused outcomes

• Reducing parental alienation and domestic violence

As both Founder and MNFLR Champion, Rosario represents the transition from individual hardship to statewide reform leadership. Her work continues to elevate parent voices, strengthen due process protections, and advocate for meaningful legislative change that prioritizes the wellbeing of children across Minnesota.

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Rosario Goze is an entrepreneur and public policy advocate with extensive experience in business leadership, family law reform, public health, and community-engaged research and improve sustainable outcomes for children and families. Rosario brings a strong public-health and equity lens to her work. She served as a Community Representative on the Maternal Mortality Review Committee with the Minnesota Department of Health, where she reviewed maternal deaths among Minnesota residents, examined equity-related contributing factors, and helped develop actionable recommendations to improve care at the individual, provider, system, and community levels. Building on this work, Rosario contributed to a provider-focused curriculum for Minnesota medical professionals that meets the training requirements of the Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act (Minn. Stat. § 144.1461) and supports equity centered, trauma-informed care. Also serving as a community stakeholder with the University of Minnesota, on helping bridge academic research with real-world policy and community impact.

 

Rosario’s advocacy is grounded in both professional expertise and lived experience. She is a single mother of three and a proud Air Force mom, and she leads a company recognized on Inc. Magazine’s 2025 Midwest Regionals list of the Fastest-Growing Companies, ranking #28 in the Midwest and #3 in Minnesota. These experiences inform her commitment to protecting children’s wellbeing, strengthening families, and advancing systems that promote stability, service, and long-term opportunity.

 

Known for her ability to bridge entrepreneurship, public health, and policy reform, Rosario is a respected voice in both business and advocacy spaces. Her work reflects a core belief that family law, public health, and economic stability are deeply interconnected, and that protecting children and families ultimately strengthens communities and society as a whole.​​