domestic relations; domestic violence

Summary

The bill amends Arizona’s family law to treat any finding of domestic violence as contrary to a child's best interests. It creates a rebuttable presumption that a parent who committed domestic violence should not receive sole or joint legal decision‑making or parenting time, unless they meet specific conditions. Courts must consider a wide range of evidence and can order protective measures such as supervised visits or program completion.

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