Parenting coordination (PC) has been in use since the mid‐1980s, but research on its
effectiveness is sorely lacking. We review the extant research organized by three themes:(1) …

This article describes typologies of couples in high‐conflict divorces and explores their
dynamics through the prism of family systems and British object relations theories. The …

The co-parenting relationship matters for postdivorce parental adjustment. This study
explores the relative impact of different forms of co-parenting behaviors, coupled with an …

Sixty high‐conflict separated/divorced co‐parents completed surveys investigating
characteristics and dynamics (narcissism, empathy, conflict) that were examined in relation …

Marital separation and divorce are stressful events that can disrupt multiple aspects of family
functioning and result in poor physical and mental health outcomes for both children and …

Parenting Coordination is a child-centered process for conflicted divorced and divorcing
parents. The Parenting Coordinator (PC) makes decisions to help high-conflict parents who …

The infusion of social science research into the family courts, beginning in the 1980s,
together with increases in the divorce rate and changes in work and parenting patterns in …

This report details findings from the nation's first statewide study on parenting coordination.
A survey was presented to all known practicing parenting coordinators (PCs) in Florida (N …

The present study seeks to identify parental communication and cooperation as predictors of
successful co-parenting in Israel during the divorce process. Self-report questionnaires …

The effects of high-conflict divorce and parental separation on couples and their children are
explored along with the costs of ongoing relitigation of these cases in the family court …