
Getting a Parenting Coordinator in Nova Scotia: A Guide For Parents in High-Conflict Divorce
A parenting coordinator is a neutral third party who helps separated or divorcing parents implement an existing parenting plan. In most cases, they step in when parents agree on the big picture but continue clashing over day-to-day details. For instance, a parenting coordinator might help with ongoing parental disputes about: Drop-off times Holiday schedules Extracurricular...
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