Description

How can technology support healthier co-parenting, and what happens when it’s misused?

🔍 Episode Overview:

In this episode, family lawyer Joe Ferguson is joined by Katie Deans from Our Family Wizard to explore the role of technology in family law. From tackling the risks of call spoofing and AI-powered abuse to building safer, more effective communication between separated parents, the conversation shines a light on both the challenges and opportunities that digital tools bring to co-parenting.

Together they discuss:

• How abusers exploit tools like call spoofing and voice cloning, and how families can protect themselves
• Why accountability and transparency are key to effective co-parenting communication
• The features that make Our Family Wizard a trusted tool for parents and professionals, including ToneMeter® and AI-powered message redrafting
• Options for child, third-party and professional accounts, and how these support wider family networks
• Pricing, fee waivers and accessibility, ensuring the app is available to all families who need it

🧠 Key Takeaways:

• Technology can be misused in abusive situations — but it can also create safer spaces for co-parenting communication.
• Features like uneditable messaging, timestamped calls and ToneMeter® help parents remain accountable and child-focused.
• Our Family Wizard offers flexibility, from affordability options to professional access, making it a valuable tool in family law practice.

📚 Resources & Links:

• Learn more about Myerson Family Law: https://www.myerson.co.uk/personal/family-law
• Explore Our Family Wizard: www.ourfamilywizard.co.uk

🎧 Listen & Subscribe:
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💼 Keywords & Topics:
Family Law, Co-Parenting, Divorce, Technology in Family Law, Domestic Abuse, AI Voice Cloning, Call Spoofing, Parental Communication, Accountability, Our Family Wizard, ToneMeter, Parenting Plans, Legal Tech, Child Contact, Family Disputes, Professional Access