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While any valid concerns, such as substance abuse, abusive or violent behavior, or illegal conduct should be raised, petty complaints and rants about past behavior should be avoided.
The primary purpose of the evaluation is to assess the best psychological interests of the child. The primary consideration in a child custody evaluation is to assess the individual and family factors that affect the best psychological interests of the child. More specific questions may be raised by the court.
In Arizona, there is no legal presumption favoring one parent over the other. Meaning that the Court starts with the presumption that parents should have joint custody. With joint custody, both parents share the responsibility of major decision-making, as well as physical custody and control of the child.
Child custody cases are some of the most stressful cases. Parents, children, and extended family members are all on edge during a child custody case and the stress can negatively impact families so much that litigants sometimes give up.
While any valid concerns, such as substance abuse, abusive or violent behavior, or illegal conduct should be raised, petty complaints and rants about past behavior should be avoided.

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You must think clearly and concisely and put your pride and emotions aside for the sake of whats in your childrens best interest. Negative thinking often leads to doing the wrong things. If you think about past decisions you have made under stress or while harboring negative emotions, they were likely bad decisions.
Be present, turn off your phone, and dont bring kids to court. Get to court on time, and stick by your attorney. Dont engage with or fight with your ex-spouse in the hallway, since you never know who might be listening. Sometimes a calm, collected version of yourself can speak volumes to a judge.
Phone conversations open the door to impulsive statements that incite conflict. You should only call your ex on the phone in an emergency. It is better to communicate via text or email. However, be very careful about what you say because your ex can use your messages against you in court.

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