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The document is a Parenting Plan for legal decision making and parenting time arrangements between two parents in Mohave County, Arizona. It outlines the process for joint or sole legal decision making regarding their minor children, including schedules for weekday and weekend care, holiday arrangements, educational and medical decisions, and communication protocols. The plan emphasizes cooperation between parents to ensure the best interests of the children are met.

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Begin with PART 1: General Information. Fill in your name, mailing address, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for court records.
In PART 1B, specify the legal decision-making arrangements you are requesting by checking the appropriate boxes. This section is vital for outlining custody preferences.
Move to PART 2: Legal Decision Making and Parenting Time. Clearly describe the weekday and weekend schedule for child care, detailing each parent's responsibilities.
Complete the holiday schedule by checking applicable boxes and indicating years for holiday access. This ensures clarity on parenting time during special occasions.
Finally, review all sections for completeness before signing at the end of PART 3. Both parents must sign if joint legal decision making is agreed upon.

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How to get sole legal decision-making?

Fact: Arizona law treats both parents equally, and courts encourage joint custody unless there is a valid reason to deviate. Myth: 50/50 Custody Means No Child Support. Fact: Child support is determined based on income, expenses, and the childs needs, not just parenting time.

What is legal decision-making in Arizona?

Arizona passed a supported decision-making law in June 2023. Now, individuals in Arizona can enter into supported decision-making agreements. Why is Supported Decision-Making Important? Supported decision-making is an alternative to guardianship and it allows you to receive the support you need to make decisions.

What is the supported decision making law in Arizona?

If the parents cannot agree on how to divide up decision-making authority in their proposed parenting plans, the judge can order sole decision-making authority to one parent if: both parents are opposed to mutual decision-making; one parent reasonably opposes mutual decision-making; or.