More People Are Going to Make Money Off of Contentious Joint Custody Arrangements *Update*
The other day I got an email saying that the coparenting app I have been required to use by the court is no longer going to offer a free option. I've discussed how coparenting apps are not really an answer to high conflict divorce and custody arrangements . There's no app that can substitute for someone deciding to get help for their mental and emotional imbalances and disturbances. It's bad enough that courts require parents to use these apps (and pay for coparenting classes that teach inaccurate information about domestic violence and coparenting), but it' worse that they require abuse victims to pay for them. There are quite a few people who do make money off of courts' naive custody decisions. This isn't a problem with capitalism, it's an ethical problem when it comes to individuals and companies profiting off of unsafe and unstable custody situations. The more unsafe and unstable custody arrangements there are, the more money these classes and apps mak...