Arizona SB1139 prohibits courts from ordering therapeutic interventions or paid services in legal decision-making or parenting time proceedings.
Arizona SB1139 amends the state's family court procedures by prohibiting courts from ordering therapeutic interventions or paid services in legal decision-making or parenting time proceedings without the consent of both parents. Either parent may revoke their consent at any time. The bill also mandates that expert testimony related to therapeutic interventions or paid services must be provided by experts with specialized training and substantial clinical experience.
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