AZ HB2615

Requires professional supervisors for supervised parenting time in high-risk cases involving domestic violence, dangerous crimes against children, stalking, or child abuse, or when either party has been subject to a protective order within the past 10 years

Establishes detailed qualifications for professional supervisors including certifications in domestic violence dynamics, child abuse recognition, trauma-informed training, fingerprint clearance cards, liability insurance, and 24 hours of continuing education every two years

Allows nonprofessional (unpaid) supervisors only in non-high-risk cases where neither party has been subject to a protective order in the past 10 years, with required training in trauma, domestic violence, and de-escalation

Prohibits courts from ordering a "protective parent" to pay any supervised parenting time costs if the other parent is under investigation or has been found to have committed abuse; requires fee reallocation if accusations are determined to be false and retaliatory

Limits supervised parenting time orders to six months with mandatory court review, requires visits occur between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. with no overnights, and mandates immediate termination if the supervised parent appears intoxicated, threatens anyone, or the child refuses contact