Legal Question in Family Law in Arizona

He can't "won't let her." You have sole physical custody and you can exercise that at any time. If we wants to see that changed, he would need to ask a court to modify the parenting agreement. If he has custody of her and won't return her at your request, that is kidnapping. I would report that to the police and show them your paperwork. Then you will want to file a motion to enforce the parenting agreement and ask for sanctions for his non-compliance.

Best of luck to you!

There are 2 ways to handle it.... very aggressively or very appropriately. I prefer the idea of filing a Motion asking the Court to return the situation to match the current orders. BUT, you also could just keep her as others have advised you.

We can certainly help you consider and then pursue your options.

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