AR Access & Visitation Mediation Program
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  • ABOUT
    • Director's Note
    • Meet the Staff
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  • 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
  • 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.​

Parents


When parents of minor children make the decision not to live together, they are faced with issues of how much time their child or children will spend with each parent; how important decisions regarding their child will be made; and how the child will be financially supported.  In legal terms, these issues are referred to as custody, visitation and child support. Regardless of marital status or where they are in the legal process, when parents disagree on the best plan for their child or children, they may choose to mediate and develop a plan they can both agree to. 
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​By choosing to mediate, parents can lessen the stress on their child, come to a final resolution much more quickly, and have more input in the parenting plan.  The Arkansas Access and Visitation Mediation Program’s goal is to provide mediation services to help parents create a parenting plan that works for both parties and benefits their children. ​
Please use the buttons below to navigate our Parents section.
Do I Qualify?
Why mediate?
IS Mediation ever inappropriate?
Links to resources
Program Forms

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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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