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Legal decision-making and parenting time — Arizona's own words
Arizona's statute speaks LEGAL DECISION-MAKING (the authority to make major decisions) and PARENTING TIME (the schedule), determined in the child's best interests on all relevant factors — the parents' relationships with the child, adjustment, health, which parent facilitates contact with the other, domestic violence, and the rest of the statutory list.
The honesty note
Contested cases require specific findings on the record — courts weigh the factors; nothing here scores parents or predicts an allocation.
Authority locked — retrieved from the hash-pinned corpus
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