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How do I apply for mediation services?

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Type of Mediation
(Our programs)

How to Apply Cost
Divorce-related mediation (including parenting issues arising after a divorce is final) Call and request an application to be send to you by mail, email or fax.  The application requires you to submit proof of income (usually a current tax return).  Our staff will call you to set the fee and then schedule your mediation. sliding scale based on family size and income

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Family mediation
(conflict over parenting and support when parents have not married or when another family member is involved)
Call us for more information. 
In cases involving children of never-married parents, one parent must file a petition to establish or modify visitation in Juvenile Court and then be referred to us. 
See Parenting Mediation
Free if referred from Juvenile Court; otherwise, sliding scale

 

Mediation between parents and teens
(discipline; house rules; behavior affecting siblings, school, health, etc.)
Call us for more information.  These cases are usually referred to us from Juvenile Court before a petition is filed. Free if referred from Juvenile Court; otherwise, sliding scale
Civil mediation
(workplace conflict, disputes over property or money, neighborhood disputes, landlord-tenant issues, roommate issues, problems with a contract or money owed)
Call us for more information if you want to try to mediate a dispute before filing a lawsuit.  Mediation is offered for free on the day of court once the parties file and appear in Knox County General Sessions Court.  Free if a lawsuit has been filed in General Sessions Court.  Otherwise, prices depend on type of case, income of parties, etc.
Victim-Offender Mediation (domestic disputes, juvenile offenders, school fights, conflict between friends, roommates, neighbors, workmates etc.) The victim of a crime may request mediation with the offender/perpetrator. The DA will approve the referral.  We take referrals from Knox County General Sessions Court, and Juvenile Court. Please call us for more information. Free


 

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