Arizona HB2615 establishes criteria for supervised parenting time, distinguishing between high-risk and non-high-risk cases.
Arizona HB2615 amends the state's statutes to define criteria for supervised parenting time. In high-risk cases, which include allegations of domestic violence, stalking, or child abuse, the court must order supervised parenting time with a professional supervisor. These professionals must complete specific training, pass a background check, and maintain active professional liability insurance.
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