(3) At least fourteen hours of specialized training in domestic abuse and dispute resolution; (4) At least twelve hours of specialized training in parenting coordination. RULE 90.08. Parenting Coordinator Qualifications in Abuse, Neglect, or Dependency Cases. A court of common pleas or division of the court shall not appoint an individual as a parenting coordinator in an abuse, neglect, or dependency case unless the individual meets both of the following qualifications: (A) Possesses significant experience working with family disputes; (B) Has completed at least thirty-two hours of specialized child protection mediation training that has been approved by the Dispute Resolution Section of the Supreme Court and that meets standards established by the Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution. RULE 90.09. Parenting Coordinator Continuing Education. (A) Requirement A parenting coordinator shall complete at least three hours per calendar year of continuing education relating to children. The continuing education may include continuing education for lawyers, social workers, psychologists, or other licensed mental health professionals and professional development events that are approved by the Dispute Resolution Section of the Supreme Court and that meet standards established by the Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution. (B) Annual report On or before January 1st of each year, a parenting coordinator shall report to each court or division from which the parenting coordinator receives appointments a list of all continuing education training completed during the previous year pursuant to division (A) of this rule, including the title, date, and location of each training. (C) Failure to comply
(3) At least fourteen hours of specialized training in domestic abuse and dispute resolution; (4) At least twelve hours of specialized training in parenting coordination. RULE 90.08. Parenting Coordinator Qualifications in Abuse, Neglect, or Dependency Cases. A court of common pleas or division of the court shall not appoint an individual as a parenting coordinator in an abuse, neglect, or dependency case unless the individual meets both of the following qualifications: (A) Possesses significant experience working with family disputes; (B) Has completed at least thirty-two hours of specialized child protection mediation training that has been approved by the Dispute Resolution Section of the Supreme Court and that meets standards established by the Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution. RULE 90.09. Parenting Coordinator Continuing Education. (A) Requirement A parenting coordinator shall complete at least three hours per calendar year of continuing education relating to children. The continuing education may include continuing education for lawyers, social workers, psychologists, or other licensed mental health professionals and professional development events that are approved by the Dispute Resolution Section of the Supreme Court and that meet standards established by the Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution. (B) Annual report On or before January 1st of each year, a parenting coordinator shall report to each court or division from which the parenting coordinator receives appointments a list of all continuing education training completed during the previous year pursuant to division (A) of this rule, including the title, date, and location of each training. (C) Failure to comply
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