Legal Question in Family Law in Arizona

YES, that's how I would interept that. BUT, I would rather see the entire order to give better advice.

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The way the provision is drafted, I do believe you would have the right to decline.

Although, I would like to discuss with you the reason the court included the provision (or perhaps the parties agreed to it.). Please call my office if you have any questions or if we can review the case to clarify for you. We offer free consultations regarding these matters.

You can come in person or call in, whichever works better for you.

Carlie Owsley Walker

623-748-8973

That's kind of an odd provision that I don't normally see, but from a plain reading of it, it would appear that you have the right to object to or decline their presence during your parentnig time.

Best of luck!

Joan M. Bundy