Child Support Arrears and Interest in Arizona | What Parents Should Know
Learn more about how arrears, interest, payment records, enforcement, and payment plans may affect your case.
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Arizona courts no longer assume custody should go to the mother.
Today both parents have equal legal standing and the court’s focus is solely on what is in the best interest of the child
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