Published opinion, 14 August 2026 · source · PDF · 7 pages
Without a valid court order, contempt is legally impossible.” He cited two cases for the quote, neither of which contains that language. And we could not find it in any Arizona case . We strike the apparently false quotation.
But because we identified no additional citation concerns, and opposing counsel raised none (including this one), we decline to impose sanctions. Id. at *4, ¶ 18 (“citing a hallucinated case in a legal filing is sanctionable conduct.”). ¶16 Father had notice of the terms of the parenting plan and that it had been incorporated into the consent decree signed by the court. His conduct violated specific terms in the parenting plan.