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HB 2371·AZ·house

arbitration; divorce proceedings; artificial intelligence

FailedFiled Jan 15, 2026
Sponsor: Teresa Martinez (R)
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Senate Rules: proper for consideration

Mar 30, 2026

Summary

The bill creates a new statute allowing divorcing spouses to resolve issues through artificial‑intelligence‑assisted arbitration, provided both sign a written agreement and do not share minor children. Either party can withdraw consent before a recommendation or binding decision is issued, and any binding decision can be appealed to the superior court within twenty judicial days. This gives couples an alternative to traditional court proceedings while preserving the right to full judicial review.

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