We provide confidential mediation and legal clinic services to families seeking to resolve issues such as child custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, finances and property division.
Sign Up for Family Law Mediation
- Both parties must register by completing the intake form.
- Your session will be held remotely using Zoom or the telephone. You will get the link and telephone number after scheduling.
- We are typically booked 4–6 weeks out, so plan accordingly if you have a court date coming up.
- We do not tell people if the other party has contacted us or registered. If you believe that you have both done the intake and haven't heard from us, please check your spam/junk folder.
- Your email provider might send our emails to your spam or junk folder. You may want to add notifications@grow.clio.com to your contacts or safe senders list so that you don't miss any messages from us.
These services are offered to married and unmarried partners, and to parties who are currently separating or divorcing, as well as to those who have post-divorce changes in circumstances. Some people come before they have filed anything in court; others come after they have filed. Still others come to mediate issues that have arisen since the original order. Most people come to mediation when they recognize that the use of an impartial person may be helpful in resolving the issues between them.
Cost and Services
If you have an active family law court case in Clackamas County, there will be no charge for your first two sessions. Otherwise, the cost of each session will be $187.50, or $93.75 each.
Our fees are payable through our online payment portal and due no later than the beginning of your session.
We can prepare your court paperwork if:
- You mediate with Resolution Services, and
- Both parties are self-represented (meaning you have not retained an attorney), and
- You reach full agreement on all of the issues in your case, and
- Both parties agree to use this service and pay the fees.
Court-Mandated Mediation
Mediation with Resolution Services is optional. There are several ways to satisfy the requirement for participation in appropriate dispute resolution under Clackamas County Supplementary Local Rule 8.017. In Clackamas county, parties to a family law action who have a dispute must attempt some kind of appropriate dispute resolution (ADR). Mediation is one way to satisfy this requirement.
If choose to use Resolution Services for Court-Mandated Mediation, you need to register by completing this intake form before your deadline. You do not need to have scheduled or held a mediation session by the deadline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have questions that these FAQs don't answer? For the fastest response, email us at rs@clackamas.us. You can also leave a voice mail at 503-655-8415, ext. 1.