Provides assistance with custody and visitation disputes, as well as peer mediation within the Cape May school system. Services include: conciliation, conflict coaching, facilitation, and mediation. Services are offered remotely by phone or video conference, or in-person.

Provides support and self-help groups for noncustodial parents and their families, aiming to maintain active involvement in their children's lives. Offers education on rights, responsibilities, and self-representation in court. Expertise includes divorce, child custody, parenting time, financial support, financial planning, parental alienation, paternity fraud, false allegations of child abuse, false allegations of domestic abuse, and services for male victims of domestic violence.

Provides family, individual, marital, and group counseling, play and art therapy, custody and visitation evaluation, pscyhological testing and assessment, counseling of parent-child relationships, psychiatric consultation, medication supervision, counseling for the homeless, and Family Court Consortium Services.

Assists military personnel who have been deployed overseas in Iraq or Afghanistan with their legal needs at no cost.The program offers assistance in four areas:- Family Law- Employment Law- Debtor-Creditor Law- Military/Administrative LawRefers members of the military to volunteers qualified to assist them with their specific legal issues.

Family Law consultations for matrimonial, child support or custody issues. Immigration Law consultations. Knowledgeable, experienced attorneys. Consultations are thirty minutes.

Gives individuals access to apply for a Public Defender, as well as a directory of county Public Defender offices. Public Defenders can offer legal representation for: Criminal cases, Appeals, Parental rights cases (for both minors and parents), Juvenile defense, Drug cases, Sex offenders, Mental Health advocacy.

Offers supervised visits for children who cannot be safely left alone with parent/guardian. Visits may take place in the home, community, or in the office determined by court order or on case by case basis.

Provides fathers a 26 six week support group in strengthening their role in the lives of their children. Services include: Assistance reuniting with children, Advancing economic stability, Child development training, Conflict resolution skills, Connecting fathers with community supports, Employment support, Improved communication with co-parents, Mentoring and assisting incarcerated fathers with reunification, Parenting skills, Visitation assistance.

Offers confidential services for batterers and victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. The services include access to emergency shelter, individual and family counsleing, and legal advocacy.