Family
Jan. 28, 2011
Non-Litigation Dispute Resolution Options for Parents
The parenting coordination process provides emotional and financial benefits in family law disputes. By Mara Berke.
Why delay resolution and enter into the frustration and expense of litigation in the ever-changing family law court? Why subject yourself and your children (at a certain age) from offering live testimony? Why not take some modicum of control over your family matter and put it in your own hands or that of a trained professional? Why role the dice? In hindsight, family law litigants may likely look back on their years of litigation and wonder why they...
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