AR Access & Visitation Mediation Program
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  • WHAT IS MEDIATION?
    • Definition of Mediation
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  • PARENTS
    • Do I Qualify?
    • Why Mediate?
    • Is Mediation Ever Inappropriate?
    • Links to Resources
    • Program Forms
    • AV Roster
  • ATTORNEYS
    • What Cases Qualify?
    • Court Ordered Mediation FAQ
    • Program Forms
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    • What Cases Qualify?
    • Authority of Court to Order Cases
    • Sample Order
    • Court Ordered Mediation FAQ
    • Program Forms
  • FAQ
  • Home
  • ABOUT
    • Director's Note
    • Meet the Staff
    • Access and Visitation Program Overview
    • Contact
  • WHAT IS MEDIATION?
    • Definition of Mediation
    • Mediation Alternative Video
    • Mediation Brochure
  • PARENTS
    • Do I Qualify?
    • Why Mediate?
    • Is Mediation Ever Inappropriate?
    • Links to Resources
    • Program Forms
    • AV Roster
  • ATTORNEYS
    • What Cases Qualify?
    • Court Ordered Mediation FAQ
    • Program Forms
    • AV Roster
  • JUDGES
    • What Cases Qualify?
    • Authority of Court to Order Cases
    • Sample Order
    • Court Ordered Mediation FAQ
    • Program Forms
  • FAQ

Helping Parents Design and Plan for
Access, Visitation & Custody of Their Children

Am I eligible?

The Arkansas Access & Visitation Mediation Program


The Arkansas Access and Visitation Mediation Program was created in 1997 as a result of funding provided by a federal grant. The purpose of this statewide program is to support and facilitate noncustodial parents' access to and visitation with their children.

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Arkansas ADR commission

625 Marshall Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 682-9400
Fax: (501) 682-9410


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