Mediation and negotiation have long been advocated as the first steps in resolving family law disputes. However, when it comes to cases involving domestic abuse, these traditional approaches may pose significant challenges and risks.

Navigating the waters of co-parenting after separation or divorce can be challenging. One tool that can facilitate this process is the use of Parent Coordinators. These professionals are often social workers or psychologists with a focus on child welfare. They play a vital role in resolving day-to-day parenting issues, especially for parents who find it difficult to agree.

When parents separate or divorce, the emotional upheaval can be substantial. One of the most challenging aspects to navigate is the determination of decision-making responsibilities and parenting time. This blog post aims to shed light on this complex issue, providing guidance and insights to help parents make the best decisions for their children.