A parenting coordinator shall have an ongoing duty to report any activity, criminal or otherwise, that would adversely affect the parenting ability to perform the coordinator’s functions of a parenting coordinator. RULE 90.11. Compliance with Guidelines for Parenting Coordination. A court of common pleas or division of the court and a parenting coordinator shall comply with the for Parenting by the Association of Family Courts and “Guidelines Coordination” developed Conciliation Task Force on Parenting Coordination. Wherever a conflict exists between the guidelines and Sup.R. 90 through 90.13, the rules shall control. RULE 90.12. Confidentiality, Privilege, and Public Access. (A) Confidentiality Except as provided by law, parenting coordination, including communications between the parties and their children and the parenting coordinator, communications between the parenting coordinator and other relevant parties, and communications with the court, shall not be confidential. (B) Privilege Except as provided by law, parenting coordination shall not be privileged. (C) Public access to parenting coordinator files. The files maintained by a parenting coordinator but not filed with a clerk or submitted to a court shall not be available for public access pursuant to Sup.R. 44 through 47. RULE 90.13. Reporting of Harm, Abuse, or Neglect. (A) Notice to parties A parenting coordinator shall inform the parties the parenting coordinator will report any suspected child abuse or neglect and any apparent serious risk of harm to a family family member, or a third party to child protective services, law member’s self, another enforcement, or other appropriate authority. (B) Report of child abuse or neglect
A parenting coordinator shall have an ongoing duty to report any activity, criminal or otherwise, that would adversely affect the parenting coordinator’s ability to perform the functions of a parenting coordinator. RULE 90.11. Compliance with Guidelines for Parenting Coordination. A court of common pleas or division of the court and a parenting coordinator shall comply with the “Guidelines for Parenting Coordination” developed by the Association of Family Courts and Conciliation Task Force on Parenting Coordination. Wherever a conflict exists between the guidelines and Sup.R. 90 through 90.13, the rules shall control. RULE 90.12. Confidentiality, Privilege, and Public Access. (A) Confidentiality Except as provided by law, parenting coordination, including communications between the parties and their children and the parenting coordinator, communications between the parenting coordinator and other relevant parties, and communications with the court, shall not be confidential. (B) Privilege Except as provided by law, parenting coordination shall not be privileged. (C) Public access to parenting coordinator files. The files maintained by a parenting coordinator but not filed with a clerk or submitted to a court shall not be available for public access pursuant to Sup.R. 44 through 47. RULE 90.13. Reporting of Harm, Abuse, or Neglect. (A) Notice to parties A parenting coordinator shall inform the parties the parenting coordinator will report any suspected child abuse or neglect and any apparent serious risk of harm to a family member’s self, another family member, or a third party to child protective services, law enforcement, or other appropriate authority. (B) Report of child abuse or neglect
Proposed%20Amend.%20to%20Sup.R%2090-90.13(Hagerott)(VanNorman)docx.docx