Arizona HB2664 amends laws on temporary orders and hearings in legal decision-making and parenting time cases.
Arizona HB2664 modifies provisions for temporary orders and hearings in legal decision-making and parenting time cases. It mandates that courts prioritize these hearings, set them within sixty days unless waived or extraordinary circumstances exist, and reevaluate them within six months. The bill allows courts to exclude the public from hearings if it's detrimental to the child's best interests, and to seal records if necessary to protect the child's welfare.
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