Arizona’s Alec and Lydia Act does not require exhibits or another witness to corroborate domestic violence testimony. Learn what judges may consider.
Your ex filed to modify custody. You can raise the domestic violence from your marriage, even if it is old and even if it was already decided.
If someone in your ex’s household is abusing your child, that is domestic violence against that ex. Here is what to file, and how the Alec and Lydia Act reaches your ex.
Why Best Law Firm believes the Alec and Lydia Act applies to Arizona custody cases filed before June 22, 2026, plus courtroom arguments, written findings, and offers of proof.
The court can order intervention programs, counseling, drug and alcohol testing, bonds, and other safeguards under Arizona’s Alec and Lydia Act.
Why a class completion certificate alone does not restore unsupervised parenting time, and what Arizona courts must analyze before lifting restrictions.
How domestic violence can be established without a police report, and what records, timelines, and testimony can help build the court record.
Why a child’s desire to see an abusive parent does not override safety under the Alec and Lydia Act, and why written findings matter.
How to start proving domestic violence in family court when there is no police report, no photos, and years of private abuse.
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