FOR PARENTS:
We intimately understand the emotional toll divorce and child custody cases take on all sides of the dispute and how parties can feel like they are being held hostage by a system unfairly stacked against them. That is why M-A-C providea the following suite of services to parents. Click here to learn more:
- Coaching
- Referrals to M-A-C-qualified professionals
- Case Management
FOR PROFESSIONALS:
Child custody cases are impacted by dozens of professionals who, because of the rapidly changing social and legal landscape, need help to stay current on the thought leadership, public health advisories and legal protocols that will maximize the safety of the children involved. Contact us to learn about workshops for the following:
- Law Enforcement, First Responders, Courts and Court Administration
- Social Workers, Guardians Ad Litem, Marriage and Family Therapists, Court Appointed Child Advocates
- Domestic / Family Law Attorneys, Financial Advisors, Mental Health Service Providers, Life Coaches
FOR POLICY MAKERS:
M-A-C provides guidance to public policymakers by leveraging current research and introducing innovative resources to improve the public safety aspects of the dispute resolution process. M-A-C also works to ensure that existing certification standards and regulations are applied consistently across jurisdictions. Contact us to arrange a briefing with one of our leadership team members.
NEWS MEDIA:
- See something, say something is what we encourage but family conflict and child abuse can be complicated areas to investigate and report on, so if you are considering a study of a situation let us know; we have background material & understand what it takes to make sense of even the most surreal or nonsensical story brought to your desk.
- Rule 22 and Open Records have everything to do with public safety, so don’t hesitate to ask how we can help.
TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS AND INVESTIGATORS:
- Please contact us immediately!
- You’ll be excited to learn what you can apply to your business to better serve your clients.
NOTE:
Please consider that not all family conflict or conflict with professionals or law enforcement means engaging in litigation.
Where it is possible to resolve conflict using common sense strategies and open communication, we believe that should be explored. You may be surprised to learn what is possible outside of a courtroom.
