The first step is to invite both parties to a free consultation and to answer any questions or express any concerns they might have with the process. Our goal is to help ease any uncertainty, instill confidence, but most importantly help both parties determine whether or not we are a good fit.

Once both parties agree to the treatment process, the courts will need to appoint Family Advocacy Center as the treatment provider. We will then work with your attorneys, guardian ad litem, the court, and other individual therapy providers to ensure the best care. 

Unfortunately, insurance companies will not cover court-ordered services.

However, we are currently taking payment using HSA/FSA cards or Care Credit 

At the beginning of treatment, more frequent appointments and treatment are needed. Two appointments per week per family is not uncommon. As the case progresses, this will reduce to possible every other week depending on the needs of the family. 

If all family members are cooperative and adhere to the treatment process then you can reasonably expect 12-16 weeks. Financial strain or disagreements, continuing litigation, resist and refuse dynamics will extend the treatment time.