I am a registered sex offender in az. can i live with my wife and two children ages 5 and 7 who are not the victims

I agree with my colleagues. You may want to review your paperwork to ensure that you are not on lifetime probation (which is common in many sex offender cases). If you are on lifetime probation, one term likely prohibits living with minor children. Verdura Law Group PLLC http://verduralaw.com

If what you said is true and you have no restrictions based on your conviction then you are free to live with your children. I would be careful to review the court paperwork on your case to make sure you understanding and recollection is correct. Being wrong could have consequences that you did not expect.

Registration requirements have no authority to limit you in any way other than to require you to register your address with the sheriffs office. Based on what you have said there are no restrictions on where you live and with whom you live. So you should be able to live with your wife and children.

If you are not on probation or parole, then you are not under the jurisdiction of any court. This means that you can live with whomever you choose. The registration requirements do not prevent you from doing so.