AZ HB2664

Requires courts to reevaluate temporary legal decision-making and parenting time orders within six months of issuance, with an evidentiary hearing available upon either party's request

Mandates courts make specific factual findings on the record when issuing temporary orders, addressing the factors considered under Arizona's best interests of the child standard (section 25-403)

Sets a minimum of 120 minutes of hearing time for evidentiary hearings on temporary legal decision-making and parenting time petitions

Maintains the existing 60-day deadline for courts to hold evidentiary hearings after a party files a motion for temporary orders in pre-decree matters

Amends Arizona Revised Statutes sections 25-404 and 25-407 relating to legal decision-making and parenting time proceedings