Working Together for the
Best Interest of the Children

Suzanne Dircks co-authored the book What Children of Divorce Really Need and instructed the court required class of the same name.  She also served as an instructor and mentor of Guardians Ad Litem.

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Creating a Healthy Outcome for Your Child's Future

We are offering a new mediation service in the South Sound area to families involved in contested guardianship cases and elder law.

These cases are often lose-lose encounters.
Many families are faced with difficult decisions when their loved ones become unable to take care of themselves. This can lead families into a court battle that will leave deep wounds and emotional scars as well as a huge financial cost to both sides.

In mediation, both sides have the opportunity to air differences in a confidential setting and save money while coming to a resolution that is best for everyone involved. Most importantly, mediation promotes cooperation so the family members can work together in the best interest of the incapacitated person.

Mediation can be useful in any dispute where parties are willing to enter into a good faith discussion voluntarily.

Out of Court Cooperative Child Custody Resolutions