CCRC: How it Works
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State law requires that those parents who are unable to agree on a child-sharing plan must proceed to mandatory CCRC. It is the Family Court's hope that parents will be given every opportunity to decide,
for themselves, what will be in the best interest of their children. CCRC is
generally more successful if the parents come prepared. We suggest that you seek guidance and support from your attorney, therapist, family members and friends in developing your child sharing proposal. Financial issues will not be addressed in CCRC sessions. |
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more successful if the parents come prepared. We suggest that you seek guidance and support from your attorney, therapist, family members and friends in developing your child sharing proposal. Financial issues will not be addressed in CCRC sessions.