Arizona SB1658 modifies legal decision-making and parenting time laws, including jury trials, arbitration, and temporary orders for military parents.
Arizona SB1658 amends legal decision-making and parenting time laws, introducing jury trials for contested cases, allowing objections to appointed arbitrators within three days, and requiring specific jury findings. It mandates temporary orders for military parents during deployment, permits electronic testimony for deployed parents, and allows temporary delegation of parenting time to family members.
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