domestic relations; parents' rights

SB 1328 amends Arizona law to establish that courts must presume it is in a child's best interest to have substantial, frequent, meaningful, and continuing parenting time with both parents and for both parents to participate in major decisions about the child - unless evidence shows otherwise. The bill directly affects family courts handling custody cases by requiring this presumption under Section 25-103. It mandates that courts apply this policy while promoting "parents' rights" as defined in Sections 1-601 and 1-602 of Arizona law. The change focuses on procedural requirements for custody rulings, not altering existing parental rights or obligations.