EPISODE · Jun 3, 2025 · 26 MIN
EP #6: The Hidden Role of Parenting Coordinators in High-Conflict Divorces with Guest Caroline Taylor
from Herlihy Family Law · host Alison Herlihy
Most divorced parents want to communicate effectively for their children's sake, but intense emotions and past conflicts often make this seemingly simple goal nearly impossible. When traditional co-parenting breaks down, a parenting coordinator can be the difference between endless court battles and functional solutions. Caroline Taylor, an experienced parenting coordinator with backgrounds in child development and counseling, joins us to demystify this crucial yet often misunderstood role. Whether you're considering requesting a parenting coordinator for your case, have been court-ordered to work with one, or simply want to understand alternative approaches to family law matters, this episode provides valuable insights into how these professionals can transform family dynamics after divorce. Visit hurleyfamilylaw.com to learn more about family law resources or to connect with experienced professionals who can guide you through your options.You can contact Caroline here by visiting her website www.carolinetaylorlpc.com or sending her an email at [email protected] HerlihyFamilyLaw.com to learn more.
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Most divorced parents want to communicate effectively for their children's sake, but intense emotions and past conflicts often make this seemingly simple goal nearly impossible. When traditional co-parenting breaks down, a parenting coordinator can be the difference between endless court battles and functional solutions. Caroline Taylor, an experienced parenting coordinator with backgrounds in child development and counseling, joins us to demystify this crucial yet often misunderstood role.&n...
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