The Court may also seek the advice from other relevant professionals. The only exception is when a parent has failed to comply with the order. A request can then be filed after six months have passed since the custody order was awarded. The Court has the right to decide whether or not the case should have a new custody hearing. You can request a hearing to enforce your ordered visitation.
Domestic violence is viewed as contrary to the best interests of the child.
Typically, if both parents live in Arizona, the spouse changing residences must give advance written notice if the relocation is further than 100 miles from the other parent. The non-moving parent has the right to request a hearing to stop the move. A parent who has joint legal and joint physical custody, who is required to relocate in less than 60 days after written notice, may ONLY do so if both parents agree or a Court order is issued. If you would like to view the Mohave County Custody and Visitation Guidelines, click here .