Parent coordination is a child-focused process designed to help separated or divorced parents manage ongoing conflict and effectively implement their parenting plan. In many families, disputes continue even after a custody order or parenting agreement has been established. A Parent Coordinator works with both parents to address day-to-day disagreements, improve communication, and help ensure that court orders and parenting agreements are followed in a way that supports the child’s best interests.

Through parent coordination, parents receive structured support in resolving issues such as parenting schedules, exchanges, school matters, extracurricular activities, medical decisions, and other parenting concerns that commonly arise after separation. The process focuses on practical problem-solving and reducing conflict so parents can move forward with clearer expectations and more productive communication.

Parent coordination can significantly reduce the need for repeated court appearances while helping families maintain stability for their children. By providing a neutral and structured process for resolving disputes, parent coordination helps parents focus on effective co-parenting and minimizes children’s exposure to ongoing parental conflict. Parent coordination services are available throughout the Tri-State area and virtually nationwide.