The Administrative Office of the Courts is scrapping its 5-year-old Parenting Coordinator Pilot Program, due to an apparent lack of enthusiasm among participants.
November 26, 2012 at 06:43 PM
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The Administrative Office of the Courts is scrapping its five-year-old Parenting Coordinator Pilot Program, due to an apparent lack of enthusiasm among participants.
“We couldn’t find any level of satisfaction,” says the AOC’s assistant director of family services, Harry Cassidy. “There are no positive reviews to express.”
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