Parenting time, otherwise known as visitation, is the non-custodial parent’s time to spend with their child. Arizona law requires that the amount of parenting time awarded to a non-custodial parent must be reasonable to ensure frequent and continuing contact. The amount of parenting time that is deemed appropriate will be determined by factors like the child’s age and whether time spent with the parent will be harmful to the child’s emotional health. If so, the court may appoint a professional to supervise the parenting time. Parenting time doesn’t need to be court-ordered if the couple agrees to a parenting plan. Your county may provide model parenting time plans if you’re unsure of how to create your schedule.