In Arizona, the general presumption is that joint legal decision-making and equal parenting time is in a child's best interests. Assume you are working in a law firm and your Firm represents the Mother, Julie, in a divorce action. Julie tells you that she desires to have sole legal decision-making for her 13 year-old son, Max, and that she wishes to be the primary residential parent, with Father, Bill, having limited parenting time. What would you want to know from Julie to analyze the likelihood that a court would enter the parenting orders that she requests? If Julie alleged that Bill had committed repeated acts of domestic violence against her during the marriage, how would that affect the analysis? What about if Julie suffers from depression and anxiety and had previously been admitted to a rehabilitation facility three (3) years ago for alcohol abuse? What if both circumstances were present?