AZ SB1015

Amends Arizona Revised Statutes section 25-403.05 to prohibit courts from granting sole or joint legal decision-making or unsupervised parenting time to registered sex offenders or persons convicted of first-degree murder of the child's other parent, unless the court finds no significant risk to the child and states reasons in writing.

Requires consideration of whether the convicted parent was a victim of domestic violence or suffered trauma from abuse by the murdered parent when making custody determinations in first-degree murder cases.

Mandates that a child's parent or custodian immediately notify the other parent or custodian if a convicted or registered sex offender or person convicted of a dangerous crime against children may have access to the child, using first-class mail with return receipt, electronic mail, or court-approved communication.

Establishes that if a child is conceived as a result of sexual assault, the father convicted of that assault has no right to legal decision-making or parenting time with the child.