Parenting Coordination Central

Free Parenting Coordination ListServ

PC-Central@googlegroups.com

Parenting Coordination Central is pleased to announce the creation of a  professional listserv for parenting coordinators only! 

Goal:  To make it easy for parenting coordinators to ask questions, share information and receive support for the difficult work they provide to high conflict families.

Free Membership: To join contact coparent@yahoo.com and include PC-Central@googlegroups.com in your subject.  As long as you are a professional working as a parenting coordinator you will be welcome to join the listserv.  Visit the home page below to edit your membership and to review guidelines included as listserv etiquette. ( Be sure to indicate you want to receive the "digest" form so you will receive only one email per day that summarizes all responses.) 

http://groups.google.com/group/pc-central

ListServ Topics:  Members are welcome to discuss any aspect of their work as a parenting coodinator.  Although the listserv is not intended to supervise cases, help may be available from different members by way of responses.  In addition to discussing difficult cases or asking specific questions from members, other topics of interest may include, but not be limited to,

• recognizing parental alienation cases
• when to refer to outside services
• when to send a memo to the attorneys for non-compliance
• dealing with difficult attorneys
• dealing with difficult and/or angry parents
• when to involve step parents in the joint meetings
• visitation refusal
• how to work with the gal or custody evaluator on the same case
• marketing questions
• when the court does not support your work
• court preparation
• necessary language in the appointment document
• how to proceed if there is an order for pc and also a protective order
• parenting plan questions
• when to terminate a case
• training opportunities
• reading material on high conflict divorce, difficult cases, coparenting and parenting coordination
• new statues in your state
• protecting yourself from a legal or licensing complaint
• book recommendations for professionals and/or co-parents
• and more....