What Rights Does an Unmarried Mother Have in Arizona? In the state of Arizona, when a child is born to married parents, both parents are presumed to be the legal parents of the child, affording them full and equal rights …
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Unilateral Legal Decision-Making. Is it Allowed? In Arizona, “legal decision-making” means “the legal right and responsibility to make all nonemergency legal decisions for a child including those regarding education, health care, religious training, and personal care decisions. For the purposes …
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Sole versus Joint Legal Decision-Making in Arizona In the state of Arizona, legal decision-making (LDM), often referred to as child custody, is determined according to the best interests of the child. As outlined in A.R.S. 25-403, in determining a child’s …
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How is Child Support Determined in Arizona? Divorces that involve children often end with some amount of child support payment being ordered. This can even be true in cases in which the parents share equal parenting time with their children, …
Unlawful Imprisonment Arizona defines the crime of unlawful imprisonment as “knowingly restraining another person.” There is not required to be any injury inflicted upon the victim, nor for the offender to have an intent of malice, in order for a …
Custodial Interference – Arizona’s Laws Custodial interference involves an individual interfering with the custody rights of another person. According to A.R.S. 13-1302, a person commits custodial interference if, while knowing they have no legal right to do so, they engage …
Protecting Parental Rights and Child’s Best Interests in Relocation In matters of child custody and relocation, A.R.S. 25-408 establishes clear guidelines for parental relocation, notice requirements, and legal proceedings. It plays a vital role in safeguarding the rights of both …
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Third-Party Rights in Arizona A.R.S. 25-409 addresses the rights of non-parents to petition for court-ordered legal decision-making in the state of Arizona. It outlines the circumstances under which individuals who are not the child’s legal parents can seek legal decision-making …
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Right to Release This rule outlines the conditions under which a defendant can be released before and after conviction in criminal cases in Arizona, taking into account the severity of the charges, evidence, and the defendant’s behavior and characteristics. …
Navigating Legal Decision-Making Issues in Arizona: How Rideout Law Group Can Assist You with A.R.S. 25-403 Legal matters involving children are amongst the most sensitive and emotionally charged cases in family law. In the state of Arizona, legal decision-making …
