If I’m putting together a parenting agreement with my ex, is there a way for me to have a liasion serve as communicator between us afterward?
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If I’m putting together a parenting agreement with my ex, is there a way for me to have a liasion serve as communicator between us afterward?
Meaning I never have to speak to her again or hear from her except when it pertains to our son and then only thru the liasion? Does something like this exist? How can I get more information about it?
Asked on September 13, 2012 under Family Law, New York
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Yes, you can have a liason act on your behalf with your "ex" so that you do not have to deal with her again. Ordinarily such would be a family law attorney in your situation. However, my experience is that for the good of your children it is necessary to have some semblance of civility with your "ex" down the road in dealing with her even though now it seems difficult.
You cannot legally hire a non-attorney to do such in that what you seek ordinarily mandates a legal license to do where representing you could very well be the practice of law by the liason that you desire.
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