NC court upholds parenting coordinator's power to set travel rules for divorced parents
A North Carolina court has ruled that a parenting coordinator can set travel rules for divorced parents. The case arose from a dispute over international trips with minor children. According to the report, one parent's financial motives, rather than genuine safety concerns, drove the disagreement. The decision emphasizes that children's welfare should guide travel arrangements. It also clarifies parental rights during custody disputes in the state.
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