Do You Need a Parenting Coordinator?

Having a custody order doesn’t always stop conflict between parents. Going back to court for every issue or miscommunication is time-consuming and expensive and can lead to increased tension in your co-parenting relationship. To avoid this, your judge may appoint a parenting coordinator in your custody case. At Triangle Smart Divorce, we want to help you foster a healthy co-parenting relationship so you can spend your time and energy on what matters most – your relationship with your children. If you’ve been appointed a parenting coordinator or want to learn more about their role in custody cases, download our free guide below.