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 Document Review
Before we can agree to facilitate your co-parenting,
we need to know what you have already agreed to and
where your disagreements stand. To do this, we review
many documents, including, but not limited to:
1. legal documents – including court papers and
Beis Din papers
2. a daily journal from each side covering at least
one week, preferably the same week.
 Fact
Gathering
Our fact-gathering stage includes a phone interview
with both parents, and may include, with their permission,
a conversation with a professional involved with the
family. These professionals may include a Rabbi, Rebbetzin,
Counselor, Teacher or Principal from the children’s
school.
 Contract
Signed
Both parents must sign the contract and send it back
to S.P.E.A.K. before facilitation can begin.
 Facilitation
Begins
Either parent can call us anytime and, if we aren’t
available, leave a message. We check our messages quite
regularly. We call whichever parent we need to speak
with about the issue at hand. We do our best to work
things out between the parents, sometimes having to
call one or the other back and forth as negotiations
are made.
 Case
Notes
Your Co-Parenting Facilitator will keep detailed case
notes, which are kept completely confidential.
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