Description

Description:

Since 2001, the OurFamilyWizard website and mobile apps have frequently been included in parenting agreements and court orders to reduce litigation and improve family outcomes. This presentation will advise family law professionals of communication technology designed specifically for divorced and separated families to reduce conflict and improve co-parenting, with a particular emphasis on the tools available for parents and professionals to manage shared child expenses and support payments. Each attendee will receive examples of agreements and court orders currently used to specify parent and professional use of OurFamilyWizard, as well as a full demonstration of the available features, including professional tools for court staff and practitioners to access family activity.

Presenter: Katharine Rupp

Katharine is a Legal Liaison and Judicial Education Coordinator with Our Family Wizard. Katharine has successfully combined her legal background and personal experiences with family law issues to build a career focused on helping individuals navigate an often confusing, frustrating and complex family law legal system. She chose the field of family law because she enjoys connecting with people, resolving complicated problems, and helping people to move forward with their lives

About OurFamilyWizard:

OurFamilyWizard invented the concept of a shared parenting application. Its website, iOS, and Android applications have been used by over one million parents and family law professionals since the company was founded in 2001. The platform allows parents to communicate, share calendars and journals, track expenses, and transmit payments. Airtight documentation makes reporting simple and saves time for courts and family law professionals. Attorneys, supervised monitors, court staff, and other practitioners can be given access to view parent activity and work with families in the app to help them move beyond conflict.

OurFamilyWizard is recommended by family law attorneys, mental health practitioners, and courts in all 50 states, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand.

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