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Court-Ordered Coaching

Court-ordered coaching supports families navigating complex parenting situations and high-conflict co-parenting cases. Judges and Magistrates in Ohio and other states trust our team to understand both the legal framework families are navigating and the practical, relational challenges that can make these cases so difficult.

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Areas We Support

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We specialize in:

  • Parental alienation and parent-child contact problems
  • Reunification
  • Parenting skills enhancement
  • Effective co-parent communication

Our trauma-informed coaching team takes a strictly non-judgmental approach. We help parents understand what is happening, recognize their own role and options, and develop practical skills for moving forward without labeling, blaming, or taking sides.

Coaching can also help families work through disagreements, develop new approaches to longstanding conflicts, and reach practical solutions that may reduce the need for continued court involvement.

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For Attorneys, Guardians ad Litem & Court Professionals

Court-ordered coaching may be included by agreement of the parties or initiated upon the recommendation of a Guardian ad Litem, Magistrate, or Judge.

For court-ordered coaching cases, contact Amy Armstrong to discuss specific language, goals, or provisions to include in the court order.

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Who Coaching is For

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Coaching is available for:

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Individuals

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Couples

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Parents living together

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Parents living apart (co-parenting)
You can access coaching privately or as part of a court-ordered process, depending on your situation.