domestic relations; temporary orders; hearings

HB 2664 modifies Arizona's temporary custody and parenting time procedures in family court. It requires courts to reevaluate temporary orders every six months and mandates a hearing within 60 days for new requests, unless parties waive or exceptional circumstances exist. The bill also specifies that courts must make detailed written findings about why a temporary order serves a child's best interests, based on factors in Arizona law. This directly affects parents and children involved in divorce, separation, or custody disputes during ongoing legal proceedings. The changes aim to ensure timely reviews and clear court reasoning for temporary parenting arrangements.