Communication Shield — Full Co-Parent Inbox Management

Your phone buzzes. Your stomach drops. You already know who it is and you already know it's going to ruin the next hour.

That stops today.

Communication Shield takes over your co-parenting inbox entirely. You set up a dedicated communication channel — a separate number or email — and share access with us. Your co-parent uses that channel. We monitor it, read every message, and handle it so you don't have to.

Instead of the raw message, you receive a Shield Notification — a calm, two-line summary of what was said, what we did, and whether we need anything from you. Most of the time the answer is nothing. We handled it.

Every exchange is logged to your case file automatically. At the end of each month you receive an attorney-ready summary of all communication — volume, tone patterns, flagged messages. Built for court if you ever need it.

You never have to open a message from your ex again unless you choose to.

What's included:

— 60-minute intake call to understand your case dynamics and build your response framework — Dedicated channel setup guidance — Inbox monitoring 8am–9pm, 7 days a week including weekends — Every message read, categorized, and handled within 4 hours — Shield Notifications — calm factual summaries delivered to you — Responses drafted and sent on your behalf within pre-agreed parameters — Sensitive or unusual messages sent to you for approval before we respond — Urgent situations — child safety or legal emergency — escalated to you immediately by phone — Every exchange logged and timestamped to your case file — Monthly attorney-ready communication summary report — Cancel anytime, no contracts

The $97 setup fee covers your intake call and channel setup and is charged once at signup. Your first monthly charge of $297 occurs 30 days later.

What happens after you purchase: You'll receive an email within 24 hours with your intake call scheduling link. We'll be monitoring your inbox within 48 hours of your intake call completing.

Is this legal? Yes. You own and control the communication channel and share access with us as your authorized administrative agent — the same principle as giving an assistant access to your email. No interception of any kind occurs. We recommend confirming the arrangement with your family law attorney before starting.

This is for you if: Your co-parent's messages cause you stress, anxiety, or anger. You freeze when you see their name on your screen. You're worried about saying the wrong thing. You want every exchange documented without having to live inside it.

Bridge Parenting Services is not a law firm. Communication Shield is an administrative service only. Not legal advice.