AZ SB1328

Amends Arizona domestic relations law (Section 25-103) to add protection of parents' rights and the parents' bill of rights (sections 1-601 and 1-602) as explicit public policy purposes

Establishes that children have a right to equal access to both co-parents, adding this to the existing best interest standards that already favor substantial parenting time with both parents

Declares legislative intent recognizing children's constitutional rights to family integrity under the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause, protecting the family unit from unwarranted state interference

Cites multiple U.S. Supreme Court precedents (Meyer v. Nebraska, Pierce v. Society of Sisters, Stanley v. Illinois, Santosky v. Kramer, Troxel v. Granville) affirming parents' fundamental rights to care, custody, and control of their children

Establishes Arizona policy that the "best interest of the child" standard should include presumptions favoring shared parenting unless evidence shows otherwise