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At What Age Can Children In Arizona Decide Where They Want To Live?
Parents of divorced or separated parents often want to know when their children can decide where they want to live. In fact, Arizona has no “magic age” at which the children can choose their own parenting time schedule. The Court … Continue reading
What Can I Do To Get Custody of Or Access With A Child That Is Not Mine In Arizona?
Arizona recognizes rights to custody of or access with children for non-parents under certain circumstances. This article will address two forms of non-parental access to children through the family law Court: grandparents’ rights and what is called in loco parentis … Continue reading
Joint Custody Agreement Modifications in Arizona
Joint Custody Agreements may have to be modified from time to time. This may be because the children are getting older and have different needs. It could also be that one or both of the parents’ schedules or residences have … Continue reading
Can I Use Mediation If I Want To Move Out of Arizona With The Children?
If you have custody orders through the Arizona courts, you cannot move with the common children out of state, or even over 100 miles in state, absent an agreement or a Court Order. If the other parent contests the move, … Continue reading
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How is Child Custody Determined in Arizona?
In Arizona, the Courts are required to determine whether parents are to have joint custody or sole custody when the parents file for an Arizona divorce or file a paternity action (where the parents were never married). The Court also … Continue reading