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5a. Necessary to identify, authenticate, confirm, or deny a written agreement entered into by
the parties during parenting coordination.
b. The testimony or evidence is necessary to identify an issue for resolution by the court
without otherwise disclosing communications made by any party or the parenting
coordinator.
c. The testimony or evidence is limited to the subject of a party's compliance with the order of
referral to parenting coordination, orders for psychological evaluation, counseling ordered
by the court or recommended by a health care provider, or for substance abuse testing or
treatment.
d. The parenting coordinator reports that the case is no longer appropriate for parenting
coordination.
e. The parenting coordinator is reporting that he or she is unable or unwilling to continue to
serve and that a successor parenting coordinator should be appointed.
f. The testimony or evidence is necessary pursuant to section 61.125(5)(b) or section
61.125(8), Florida Statutes.
g. The parenting coordinator is not qualified to address or resolve certain issues in the case
and a more qualified coordinator should be appointed.
h. The parties agree that the testimony or evidence be permitted.
i. The testimony or evidence is necessary to protect any person from future acts that would
constitute domestic violence under Chapter 741, Florida Statutes; child abuse, neglect, or
abandonment under Chapter 39, Florida Statutes; or abuse, neglect, or exploitation of an
elderly or disabled adult under Chapter 825, Florida Statutes.
7. Agreement on Nonconfidentiality. The parties can agree to waive confidentiality of a specific
communication or all communications. The waiver must be in writing, signed by the parties and
their respective counsel. The waiver shall be filed with the court and a copy served on the
parenting coordinator. Either party may revoke their waiver of confidentiality by providing
written notice signed by the party. The revocation shall be filed with the court and a copy
served on the other party and the parenting coordinator.
8. Scheduling. Each party shall contact the parenting coordinator within 10 days of the date of this
order to schedule the first appointment. The parenting coordinator shall determine the
schedule for subsequent appointments.
ORDERED ON {date} __________________________.
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CIRCUIT JUDGE
Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure Form 12.998, Order of Referral to Parenting Coordinator (01/10)
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