Arizona HB2652 repeals the requirement for notarized parental consent for abortions on unemancipated minors.
HB2652 amends Arizona law to eliminate the need for notarized parental consent for abortions on unemancipated minors. The bill removes the requirement for a parent or guardian to provide written consent before an abortion can be performed on a minor. It also removes the requirement for a physician to obtain notarized consent from one of the minor's parents or guardians before performing an abortion. The bill allows a minor to petition the court for an order authorizing an abortion without parental consent if the court determines that the abortion is in the minor's best interest.
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