Child Custody
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Question: I have sole physical custody of my 3 daughters. How do I go about giving their mother custody rights?
Answer:
Only a court can modify a custody order that gives sole custody to one parent. As with the original custody determination, a court will use the best interests of the child standard to determine whether to make a modification and how to modify the order. A.R.S. 25-411. To find the forms required to file for a modification, visit the self-service center of your local superior court. These forms can also be found online, for example, at the Maricopa County Superior Court Self Service Center. For legal assistance with a custody modification, consult a licensed attorney.
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I have sole physical custody of my 3 daughters. How do I go about giving their mother custody rights?
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