Parent Facilitation

Is Your Family Struggling After A Divorce?

Divorce negotiations are meant to help parents iron out conflicts, agree to custody arrangements, and prepare to co-parent successfully. But in some especially high-conflict divorces, extra legal and mediation help is needed post-divorce to enable parents to work together, adhere to Court Orders, and create a healthier dynamic for their children.

Since 2007, parent facilitation lawyer Christina Perrone has helped families just like yours resolve prolonged disputes through objective, respectful parent facilitation. This mediated legal process can help your family work through your conflicts, communicate better, and build the foundations for a much healthier dynamic.

Christina Perrone, Your Family’s Advocate

Family law attorney Christina Perrone has years of experience helping mothers, fathers, and children work through divorce, understand Court Orders, and ensure their legal rights are advocated for.

A former police dispatcher, she brings with her a unique skillset, focused on compassion, excellent communication, and helping vulnerable families through their most difficult moments. She uses these skills to their full benefit in every case she handles, helping adults and children alike navigate divorce, post-divorce agreements, and the emotional and legal struggles that can require parent facilitation.

What Does Parent Facilitation Accomplish?

Parent facilitation is a child-centered approach to post-divorce conflict resolution. Christina Perrone will work with you and the other parent to help both of you communicate and develop respectful, workable parenting plans that eliminate stress and hostility.

These mediated sessions will help you and the other party…

• Identify disputed issues
• Clarify your priorities
• Develop better ways to collaborate as parents
• Facilitate compliance with Court Orders
• Develop and implement new parenting plans
• Obtain any needed training to help with problem-solving and parenting skills

Facilitation can help both parties work through…

• Custody disagreements
• Issues communicating calmly with the other parent
• Conflicts over parenting styles or your child’s needs
• Difficulties complying with Court Orders

Overall, the parenting facilitation legal process will involve mediation sessions and may include interviews with professionals and others close to your family. And while parenting facilitation does not override Court Orders, the work done through facilitation can inform modifications to Court Orders, once these Orders are submitted to the Court for approval.

Your Next Steps

If you and your former spouse still struggle to communicate, parent, or put your child first, The Perrone Law Firm, PLLC can help. Christina Perrone will put her skills to work to facilitate dialogue, help identify points of conflict, and work toward solutions that prioritize your child’s well-being.

Christina Perrone will also oversee practical matters, ensuring that all documentation is properly formatted and signed by both parties, readying them to be filed with the Court. She may also be present at hearings, and testify in Court if needed.

The end result? A family life that is far less stressful for all involved. With the right dynamics, emotional tools, and agreements in place, you and the other parent can now build a shared dynamic that will allow your family to better heal from divorce, move forward, and put your child first.

Have Questions? Reach Out Today!

Are you in need of a parent facilitation attorney in Texas? Let Christina Perrone of The Perrone Law Firm, PLLC be of help. Serving families in Greenville, Rockwall, and beyond, she’ll use her training and experience to guide your family towards calmer, more workable solutions.

Have questions, or in need of legal help? Reach out to The Perrone Law Firm, PLLC at (903) 202-3911 for an initial consultation today.