Creating a Parenting Plan: Co-Parenting in Arizona When decisions regarding legal decision-making (custody) of children go through the court in Arizona, a legal parenting plan agreement will also be established. While legal decision-making refers to who is given the authority …
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Long-Distance Parenting Guidelines in Arizona When it comes to establishing parenting plans and parenting time, courts will always rule in the best interests of the child. However, parents who live more than 100 miles apart from each other, or who …
The 5-2-2-5 Parenting Plan Establishing parenting time, or the physical time each parent can spend with their child, can be challenging. Courts will rule based on the best interests of the child but there can be a great deal of …
Creating a Parenting Time Schedule Parents who are divorced or separated, while still sharing custody of their children, will need to establish a parenting plan that includes setting their parenting time with their children. Parenting time sets the time that …
In Loco Parentis According to A.R.S. 25-401, any “person who has been treated as a parent by a child and who has formed a meaningful parental relationship with a child for a substantial period of time” stands in loco parentis …
Modification of Legal Decision-Making and Parenting Time for Military Families: A.R.S. 25-411 In the state of Arizona, family law statutes are in place to protect the rights of parents as well as the well-being of children during legal disputes, especially …
Protecting Parental Rights and Child’s Best Interests in Relocation In matters of child custody and relocation, A.R.S. 25-408 establishes clear guidelines for parental relocation, notice requirements, and legal proceedings. It plays a vital role in safeguarding the rights of both …
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Third-Party Rights in Arizona A.R.S. 25-409 addresses the rights of non-parents to petition for court-ordered legal decision-making in the state of Arizona. It outlines the circumstances under which individuals who are not the child’s legal parents can seek legal decision-making …
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Navigating Legal Decision-Making Issues in Arizona: How Rideout Law Group Can Assist You with A.R.S. 25-403 Legal matters involving children are amongst the most sensitive and emotionally charged cases in family law. In the state of Arizona, legal decision-making …
