Unlike mediation, which is typically short-term, Parenting Coordination is an ongoing process that provides consistent support and guidance to families, usually over a period of one or two years. Children benefit from reduced conflict between their parents and more consistent implementation of their custody arrangements.
Read MoreMediation is the most common alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process used in family law cases. While it requires a cooperative approach, mediation provides the parties involved the opportunity, flexibility and control to jointly make decisions they believe are the best solutions to their conflicts.
Read MoreThe laws of North Carolina are specifically structured to encourage parties involved in family-related matters, such as divorce, child custody, child support, postseparation support, alimony, and equitable distribution, to settle their legal issues outside of court.
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