Resources
FAMILY LAW INTERVENTION GUIDE
Finding the Right Professional for the Problem
Not every high-conflict family law case needs the same intervention. Compare Social Investigation, Guardian ad Litem, Parenting Coordination, Mediation, Reunification Therapy, and other services to better understand which role fits the problem your case is trying to solve.
Attorney & Court Resources
Referral & Appointment Information
Find service areas, current referral information, preferred Order language, fees, and resources for attorneys and courts considering an appointment or professional service for a family law matter.
FAQS
Clear Answers. Informed Decisions.
Find answers to common questions about services, appointments, fees, court involvement, confidentiality, and what to expect throughout the process.
FEES
Clear, Upfront Fee Information
Review hourly rates, retainers, flat-fee services, travel policies, billing practices, and payment information for mediation, court-appointed, and other family law services.
Convenient, Secure Payment Options
Make a secure online payment toward an invoice, retainer, mediation deposit, or outstanding balance. Payments are processed through Square, and a receipt will be provided for your records.
Find the Right Next Step
Family law services have different referral and scheduling requirements, and many cannot be self-scheduled online. Review how to get started based on the service you are seeking or whether you already have a court appointment or referral.
Family Law Articles & Insights
Practical Guidance for Complex Family Law Cases
Explore articles addressing Social Investigations, Guardian ad Litem services, Parenting Coordination, Family Mediation, and other issues that arise in complex family law matters.
Social Investigation & GAL
Social Investigation vs. Guardian ad Litem: What Does the Court Actually Need?
Understand the key differences between Social Investigation and Guardian ad Litem services, and when each may be the most appropriate intervention
Parenting Coordination
When Is Parenting Coordination Appropriate in a Florida Family Law Case?
Learn when Parenting Coordination may help families manage recurring conflict, implement an existing parenting plan, and address ongoing child-related disagreements.