Parenting Coordinators work with parents who meet the following criteria: (1) are in the process of getting divorced or are divorced; (2) have signed a consent custody order or who have been through a custody trial and a court has entered a custody order; and (3) are either deemed high conflict by their presiding judge […] Read More.
In North Carolina, a parenting coordinator may be appointed in custody cases. Custody, which means both decision-making and physical time with children, is resolved either by agreement (if entered by a court, it is called a consent custody order) or a custody order entered by a court following a custody trial. Unfortunately, entry of a […] Read More.
If you are resolved to change your circumstances in 2018 and that change includes divorce, then here are some tips for you: 1. Trust yourself. You can do this. Yes, divorce is a difficult process but if you are confident your decision is the right one for you, then move forward with certainty that divorce […] Read More.
When my children started elementary school, we were not getting out the door without chaos. School required us to get organized, so we could all be successful. I realized this new phase of life could use some helpful guidelines so I created a checklist and posted it on the back of our front door. It […] Read More.
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