Parent Coordinator Services

Navigating the complexities of custody disputes by serving as a neutral third-party Parent Coordinator.

Parent Coordinator Services

We have two Trained Parent Coordinators who are ready, willing, and able to help parents navigate the complexities of custody disputes by serving as a neutral third-party Parent Coordinator.

In North Carolina, the law requires Parent Coordinators to have specialized training and qualifications, and our attorneys have the expertise and experience necessary to meet these requirements. As attorneys with extensive experience in family law, our Parent Coordinators have a deep understanding of the legal and emotional issues involved in custody disputes.

As a Parent Coordinator, the attorney appointed will work with both parents to facilitate negotiations and improve communication, with the ultimate goal of finding a parenting plan or other solutions that are in the best interests of the child or children of the parents. By remaining neutral and impartial, a Parent Coordinator can help reduce conflict and provide a more stable and supportive environment for the child.

Our Parent Coordinators are each committed to helping families navigate the challenges of custody disputes with compassion, integrity, and professionalism. With a Parent Coordinator, you can rest assured that each of your children’s well-being is the top priority.

If you’re going through a custody dispute and are looking for a qualified and experienced Parent Coordinator, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to help!

Allie Cameron Moore

Janet Gemmell

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