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* '''Parenting coordination'''. If you and your ex already have a plan about parenting, you can hire a parenting coordinator to help resolve continuing problems about parenting. A parenting coordinator is a neutral person who tries to help you agree on a resolution, like a mediator, but they can make a decision, like an arbitrator, if you can’t agree. | * '''Parenting coordination'''. If you and your ex already have a plan about parenting, you can hire a parenting coordinator to help resolve continuing problems about parenting. A parenting coordinator is a neutral person who tries to help you agree on a resolution, like a mediator, but they can make a decision, like an arbitrator, if you can’t agree. | ||
For more on resolving family law issues outside of court, [[Mediation and | For more on resolving family law issues outside of court, [[Mediation, Collaborative Negotiation, and Arbitration|see our information on mediation, collaborative negotiation, and arbitration]]. | ||
If you can’t resolve your problems using these processes, you may have to go to court to have a judge make a decision. | If you can’t resolve your problems using these processes, you may have to go to court to have a judge make a decision. | ||