Wardline

For professionals

Working alongside the professionals families trust

For mediators, parenting coordinators, family lawyers and family-support practitioners

Families often reach an agreement with your help, then have to live with it week after week. Wardline Co-Parenting gives them one shared place to run that agreement day to day, and gives you a clear, neutral record when they need you again.

Wardline Co-Parenting is in private development. We're talking to practitioners ahead of launch. If you'd like to help shape it, please get in touch.

How professionals fit in

Engaged by the family, together

A shared mediator or parenting coordinator is brought in only when every parent agrees. No single parent can add a shared professional on their own, so your role starts from a position both sides have accepted.

Access on the family's terms

You see only what the family has granted. Access to the family's messages is off by default, and is switched on only if every parent agrees to it.

The place disagreements go

When parents can't agree on something, such as a proposed schedule change, it can be escalated to the shared professional they've chosen. Wardline itself never takes sides or makes the decision.

Safety concerns reach you

If a message raises a safety concern and the family has a shared professional, that professional is notified. Wardline doesn't monitor families or intervene. It makes sure the person the family has chosen is in the loop.

What the record gives you

Built for real families

Wardline doesn't assume a family of exactly two parents. It supports any number of equal parents and guardians, household members such as step-parents and grandparents, and children who belong to more than one household.

What Wardline isn't

Wardline is a tool for families. It doesn't provide legal advice, doesn't replace your professional judgment, and doesn't decide anything on a family's behalf.

Talk to us

We'd value your input on how Wardline should work with your practice. Email hello@getwardline.com or call (765) 233-6101.