Part XI. Post–Decree/Post Judgment Proceedings
(a) Enforcement-Petition. A petition for enforcement of legal decision-making, parenting time, or visitation order must comply with Rule 91, and
(1) must meet all legal requirements, including A.R.S. § 25-1058, if applicable,
(2) must include detailed facts supporting a violation of the order or enforcement action and the specific remedy or remedies sought.
(b) Warrant. A petition seeking a warrant to take physical custody of a child must comply with Rule 91 and with A.R.S. § 25-1061.
(c) Disclosure. Parties must disclose:
(1) a copy of any past or current protective orders and underlying petitions involving a party or member of the party's household, or prior order or petition filed since the last decree or judgment addressing legal decision-making or parenting time;
(2) for each parent and child, the name and address of each treatment provider and period of treatment involving any party for psychiatric or psychological issues, anger management, substance abuse, or domestic violence, occurring since the last decree or judgment addressing legal decision-making or parenting time;
(3) the date, description, location, and documentation of any criminal charge against or conviction of any party or member of the party's household occurring since the last decree or judgment addressing legal decision-making or parenting time;
(4) the date, description, location, and documentation of any Department of Child Safety investigation or proceeding involving any party or member of the party's household occurring since the last decree or judgment addressing legal decision-making or parenting time; and
(5) relevant documents and information regarding any relevant statutory factor.
(d) Hearing. Under A.R.S. § 25-414, within 25 days of service of the petition, the court must hold a hearing or conference before a judge, commissioner, or person appointed by the court to review noncompliance with a visitation or parenting time order. The court must rule on the petition no later than 21 days after the hearing or conference is concluded.