Arizona HB2995 amends laws on domestic violence and parenting time, prioritizing child safety and well-being.
Arizona HB2995 revises legal decision-making and parenting time laws to prioritize child safety and well-being in cases involving domestic violence. The bill mandates courts to consider domestic violence as contrary to a child's best interests and assigns primary importance to the safety and well-being of both the child and domestic violence victim. It establishes a mandatory rebuttable presumption against awarding legal decision-making or parenting time to a parent who has committed acts of domestic violence.
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