Topic
Parenting Coordination
24 published works
Virginia Family Law Journal
Charlottesville Divorce Lawyer Rob Hagy: Parenting Coordinators Eliminated.
By Rob Hagy
In May of 2013, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court adopted a rule of civil procedure eliminating parenting coordinators because the appointment of such individuals to make decisions or recommendations or alter a…
Pennsylvania Family Law
New Rule: No Parent Coordinators Allowed
By Aaron Weems
Remember earlier this year when I wrote about the Superior Court’s ruling that a party has a right to a de novo hearing for a custody coordinator’s decision? Well, forget…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Parenting Coordinator Pilot Program Ends – Katy Bar The Door
Yesterday, Judge Grant, the Acting Administrative Director of the Courts, announced that effective November 26, 2012, the Parenting Coordinator Pilot Program would be ending. The notice further provides that judges…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Finally an Answer to the Question about whether the Supreme Court Guidelines Apply to Parent Coordinators appointed in Counties Outside of the Pilot Program
An issue that has vexed us in the past is whether the rules enacted by the Supreme Court regarding parent coordinators were to be applied to all parent coordinators appointed…
Divorce: New York
Are Parenting Coordinators Too Little, Too Late in Custody and Visitation Disputes?
By Neil Cahn
In an effort to help parents in high-conflict decision-making disputes, New York courts are now appointing “Parenting Coordinators.” Professor Andrew Schepard of the Hofstra University School of Law in his …
Virginia Family Law Journal
About Parenting Coordinators.
By Rob Hagy
Family law attorneys report mixed experiences with "Parent Coordinators". Some find it to be an effective - method for dispute resolution. Others have found that their client's case was commandeered…
Virginia Family Law Journal
The American Psychological Association Releases First Ever Guidelines for the Practice of Parenting Coordination.
By Rob Hagy
Family law attorneys report mixed experiences with "Parent Coordinators". Some find it to be an effective - method for dispute resolution. Others have found that their client's case was commandeered…
NJ Family Legal Blog
NEW APPELLATE DIVISION DECISION REGARDING PARENTING COORDINATOR GRIEVANCES AND FEES
Following on the heels of Eric Solotoff's recent blog entry addressing the use of parenting coordinators, a new published (precedential) decision from the Appellate Division talks about grievances against parenting coordinators,…
New Hampshire Family Law Blog
Parenting coordinator for high-conflict parents
By Kysa Crusco
During the pendency of a divorce or parenting petition, when communication between parents breaks down, parents often go to their attorneys or the guardian ad litem to resolve conflicts regarding…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Mediators Versus Parenting Coordinators: The Appellate Division Re-Affirms the Dividing Line
The Appellate Division recently issued a reminder in Ort v. Ort, A-3535-06T1 (App. Div. June 17, 2008) that, unlike a parenting time coordinator, a custody and visitation mediator may only…