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parenting.
Getting started...
to begin finding
solutions outside of court for your family in transition, check out
our downloads section for handy fillable
forms that will help organize your thoughts and your case.
Next, call us at (303) 455-6300 or E-mail:
mary@cofamilysolutions.com
for an appointment.
All services are billed by time and payment is due
at the beginning of each session. We accept credit cards and Paypal.
Click the button below to make a payment.
Meetings are scheduled in two hour
blocks, but can be scheduled for longer. It is not necessary for you
to have an attorney in order to use our services. Before you sign
any agreement, however, you are encouraged to review it with an
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We are flexible
to help you be
flexible...
At Family Solutions Center, LLC we
offer a wide variety of services to families in
transition:
Mediation,
a
process in which the parties use
an impartial person to assist them in negotiating
with
each other by facilitating communications and
problem-solving
until an agreement is reached or the parties
acknowledge
that they are at an impasse. Mediation is informal,
confidential, voluntary, and non-adversarial.
Domestic Relations
Decision-Making,
a
process in
which the parties use an impartial person to make
binding
decisions to resolve on-going issues as to the
implementation
or clarification of existing parenting
agreements or orders, including parenting time,
disputed
parental decisions, and child support. A domestic
relations
decision-maker is appointed by the court with the
consent of the parties.
Arbitration,
a process in which the parties
use an impartial person to make binding decisions to
resolve
property and financial issues as well as issues
concerning the parties’ children. For arbitrations
concerning
the parties’ minor or dependent children, the
arbitrator
chosen by the parties is appointed by the
court with the consent of the parties .
Parenting Coordination,
a
process
in which the parties use an impartial person to
assist
them in implementing an agreed-upon or court-ordered
parenting plan by developing communications
guidelines,
suggesting resources for learning appropriate
communication
skills, helping parties identify sources and causes
of conflict, and developing parenting strategies to
allow
the parties to minimize their conflict. A parenting
coordinator
assists the parties in developing strategies for
resolving
on-going parenting disputes as they arise, but
does not impose binding parenting decisions.
Mary A. Wollard, JD, is an attorney, mediator, and
arbitrator with over 20 years experience in solving
the legal issues of divorce, parenting (custody),
marital property and support
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