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• Chantale Suttle Principal Attorney
  Reyna Law Professional Corporation

  I often tell my clients that I don’t care if they’re ‘BFFs’. TalkingParents can be an organizational tool for anyone, helping you remember important details surrounding your child, their needs, and their schedule. I especially recommend it for co-parents who have a child with high medical needs. It’s best to organize records, remember doctors’ names, and just generally keep track of who said what. The whole picture is so easy to access and present through TalkingParents. And that makes all the difference. It makes my job easier, it saves my client’s money, and it saves both of our time.

• Jill Whitbeck Supervising Domestic Violence Attorney
  Washoe Legal Services

  Although the TalkingParents Record can be voluminous, you can still tell the judge to just look at certain pages, whereas an SMS stream of text messages is much more voluminous, and there’s an authenticity question, which TalkingParents mitigates. It helps very much in terms of the ‘he said, she said’ documentation and the authenticity of those communications. It also helps keep people accountable when you have parties who may have been behaving badly in the heat of the moment. Having them think about what they’re writing down, knowing that a judge may look at it later, that helps smooth things out for parenting.