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Question: I got granted temporary sole legal decision making of my daughter but during this case I got into a car accident with my other daughter, I was not the driver or passenger and had no illegal part in this accident. Now my daughters father is telling me he has temporary sole custody and I cannot see her at all. He has domestic violence and was told that sole custody was not an option in our case for him. He got a lawyer and we made a settlement so it would be easier for me because the accident ruined everything with my life and I signed it but she told us that we needed to get it notarized.

Answer: If the agreement you made was not on a Superior Court form, you may need to have it notarized.  if the agreement was done on a Superior Court form, the court clerk would be able to notarize it at the time of the signing.  Go to: 

https://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/sscDocs/pdf/drcvg11f.pdf 

for more information regarding parenting time and decision making.