The law in Arizona requires a married person to either file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, a Petition for Legal Separation, or a Petition to
Establish Child Custody orders.
Not exact matches
Once paternity is determined, the court can award
child custody,
establish a visitation schedule, and
order child support.
Call (480) 305-8300 to schedule your personalized
child custody consultation regarding
child custody laws in Arizona or to
establish, modify, or enforce your
child custody orders.
Anyone attempting to
establish, modify or enforce
child custody orders in Arizona should familiarize yourself with all of the
child custody laws in Arizona.
For
children born to parents who were not married when the
child was born, one of the parents must file a Paternity Complaint to
establish paternity of the
child, as well as
child custody and
child support
orders.
This page will provide information for parents who are unmarried and need court
orders to
establish parenting time,
custody and
child support.
By state law, the prosecutor is to file paternity cases in
order to
establish child support, but the law states the prosecutor can not represent either party regarding
custody and parenting time.
After August 28, 1998, every court
order establishing or modifying
custody or visitation shall include the following language: «Absent exigent circumstances as determined by a court with jurisdiction, you, as a party to this action, are
ordered to notify, in writing by certified mail, return receipt requested, and at least sixty days prior to the proposed relocation, each party to this action of any proposed relocation of the principal residence of the
child, including the following information:
With such a change
established as a matter of law, the issue for the court is what modification of the preexisting
custody order is in the
child's best interest.
After a
child custody order has been
established, whether during a divorce or for parents who have never been married, that
order is to be strictly followed by both parties.
You may have been faithfully paying
child support and spending parenting time with your
child since birth, but you have no legal rights until they are
established by a court
order granting you legal decision making,
custody, and parenting time.
When spouses divorce, agreements and court
orders are
established regarding parental responsibility,
child custody, visitation,
child support, and perhaps alimony.
In
order to make sure that your Separation Agreement
establishes equitable property division, fair
child / spousal support and that the Child Custody / access arrangements that are in the best interest of the Child, you should consult an experienced Divorce La
child / spousal support and that the
Child Custody / access arrangements that are in the best interest of the Child, you should consult an experienced Divorce La
Child Custody / access arrangements that are in the best interest of the
Child, you should consult an experienced Divorce La
Child, you should consult an experienced Divorce Lawyer.
For example, a Uniform
Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act Affidavit is required, establishing the home state of the children and court's jurisdiction over them, and completed IV - D Child Support Services Application / Referral form, which helps facilitate the determination of child support through the Michigan Friend of the Court, the agency responsible for overseeing and enforcing child custody and support orders and modificat
Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act Affidavit is required, establishing the home state of the children and court's jurisdiction over them, and completed IV - D Child Support Services Application / Referral form, which helps facilitate the determination of child support through the Michigan Friend of the Court, the agency responsible for overseeing and enforcing child custody and support orders and modific
Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act Affidavit is required,
establishing the home state of the
children and court's jurisdiction over them, and completed IV - D
Child Support Services Application / Referral form, which helps facilitate the determination of child support through the Michigan Friend of the Court, the agency responsible for overseeing and enforcing child custody and support orders and modificat
Child Support Services Application / Referral form, which helps facilitate the determination of
child support through the Michigan Friend of the Court, the agency responsible for overseeing and enforcing child custody and support orders and modificat
child support through the Michigan Friend of the Court, the agency responsible for overseeing and enforcing
child custody and support orders and modificat
child custody and support orders and modific
custody and support
orders and modifications.
If you don't already have a
custody order and not married to the other parent but have established paternity, you need to complete and file a Petition to Establish Child Custody, Parenting Time and Child S
custody order and not married to the other parent but have
established paternity, you need to complete and file a Petition to
Establish Child Custody, Parenting Time and Child S
Custody, Parenting Time and
Child Support.
The court will review and modify a
child custody arrangement if there has been a significant change in circumstances since the
order was
established and the change is necessary to uphold the
child's best interests.
Unless an
order is
established to the contrary, Wyoming law upholds a noncustodial parent's right to have the same access to her
child as the parent with physical
custody, known as the custodial parent.
A court
order usually
establishes each parent's right to legal
custody, which determines who can make major decisions in the
child's life.
An Arkansas court
order for
child custody or a divorce decree generally
establishes the terms to be followed by both parents.
A non-emergency, temporary court
order allows you to
establish child custody and visitation terms until the court hears the legal separation or divorce case at trial and issues a more permanent court
order.
The greatest risk to abused parents and their
children is associated with case outcomes — the judicial
orders or judicially endorsed settlements that
establish custody and visitation regimes and schedules.
Temporary
custody orders establish both legal
custody and physical
custody of a
child.
The court considers what is in the best interest of the
child when
establishing custody orders.
If the existing court
order grants periods of physical placement to more than one parent, it shall
order a parent with legal
custody of and physical placement rights to a
child to provide not less than 60 days written notice to the other parent, with a copy to the court, of his or her intent to
establish his or her legal residence with the
child at any location outside the state.
A temporary
custody order established prior to the permanent
custody hearing determines who will take
custody of the
child while the divorce is pending and
establishes a parenting plan for the parents and
child.
Similar to
custody cases in domestic relations court,
child custody can be
established or modified by agreement of the parties or by Court
order.
Once a judge issues a temporary or permanent
child custody order in a divorce, the court
order establishes each parent's parental rights and responsibilities.
A unit within the state
Child Support Enforcement Agencies the purpose of which is to locate non-custodial parents in order to establish and enforce child support obligations, access, and custody orders or to establish pater
Child Support Enforcement Agencies the purpose of which is to locate non-custodial parents in
order to
establish and enforce
child support obligations, access, and custody orders or to establish pater
child support obligations, access, and
custody orders or to
establish paternity.
the mother in my case is doing all she can to keep me from my
child and keep me from being able to appear in court by trying to get a change of venue to more then 300 miles away and getting a restraining
order all without any justification knowing i have a job here and can't possibly travel that far, also she had our 7 month old
child in the courtroom specifically to try to upset me, filing court papers simply to keep a loving parent from their
child should be grounds for
custody to be awarded to the other parent for the single purpose of
establishing witch parent will prevent parental alienation