Picking a Finding an available parenting coordinator you like is the relatively easy part. The hard parts common challenges are:

*getting your ex the other parent to agree to try parenting coordination, and*finding a parenting coordinator your ex can the other parent will agree to.

As far as the first problem goesIn most cases, parenting coordinators must be appointed by the parentsit' agreement s helpful to suggest a list of two or by a court order. If there is no agreement on who to appointthree candidates, it will be necessary to make an application to ask the court other parent for their list, and have the court decide who try to appointpick one that you can both agree on.

For If there is no agreement on using the second problemparenting coordination process or on whom to appoint, you may simply have it will be necessary to do some more shopping around. It may help make an application to shift some of the burden to your ex. After suggesting your own list of two or three people, ask your ex for their list. Try to pick one that you can both agree oncourt and have the court decide.