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Solomon v. Solomon

Citations

  • 427 P.2d 156
  • 5 Ariz. App. 352
  • 1967 Ariz. App. LEXIS 433

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the court abused its discretion by deciding custody when a party sought custody on only one day’s notice
  • as relevant to determine custody, best interests of child “ ‘shall be determined after a proper and orderly hearing of the issue of custody with all interested parties having a right and opportunity to be present and produce evidence’ ”
  • trial court abused its discretion when, one day before hearing, it expanded scope of hearing to include custody of both children, not just one; wife had no reason to believe husband would seek custody of both children and had no time to prepare proper defense

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Judges: Cameron, Donofrio, Stevens

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