In the midst of this process, a parenting plan needs to be crafted that will address how legal decision-making and parenting time will be shared between the parents. Ideally, the parents are the two people in the best position to know what is best for their children, but the State of Arizona has provided some guidance to answering the question, How do you figure out what is in the “best interests” of the children? Read more
This article is inspired and sourced from Edina Strum’s June 2012 Brief Encounters article, as published in Tucson’s Desert Leaf magazine.
This post is intended to highlight just certain portions of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure. It is not intended to substitute for professional legal advice on your specific case. The McCarthy Law Firm is a family law firm; however please check with your personal family law attorney for advice specific to your case. Or you can contact our office to speak to one of our family law attorneys to discuss how these rules may impact your specific case.
