Advocacy That Protects, Resolves, and Transforms

A Guardian ad Litem is a neutral, court-appointed advocate who represents the best interests of a child in custody or visitation cases.

You can request a GAL if your case involves high conflict, DCF involvement, allegations of neglect, or unclear parenting plans. Judges may also assign one.

Yes. EmpowerED Resolve provides bilingual GAL services in English and Spanish, trusted by courts and families across Connecticut.

We conduct interviews, home visits, documentation reviews, and write a court report with recommendations based on the child’s best interests.

A GAL focuses on the child’s best interests during court proceedings, while a mediator helps parents reach agreements outside of court. We offer both services.

Yes. We provide mobile notary services for custody agreements, parenting plans, and GAL reports—available evenings and weekends across CT.

Mediation is a confidential, structured process where a neutral third party helps parents resolve custody or visitation disputes without going to court.

In many Connecticut family courts, mediation is strongly encouraged—and sometimes required—before a contested custody hearing can proceed.

We help resolve parenting time, holiday schedules, transportation, school decisions, communication agreements, and more—tailored to your family’s needs.

Mediators help parents agree on a plan together. A GAL (Guardian ad Litem) investigates and recommends what’s best for the child when parents disagree.

Our family mediation services start at $249.99, depending on case complexity. We also offer high-conflict and bilingual options across Connecticut.

Yes. In fact, our structured, child-centered approach is designed specifically for high-conflict co-parenting dynamics, DCF involvement, or past legal disputes.

Yes. We provide bilingual mediation services for custody and parenting agreements. All sessions can be conducted in English, Spanish, or both.

Yes. Once both parties sign the final agreement, it can be submitted to court and entered as a legally enforceable parenting plan.

An educational advocate helps families understand their rights, participate in school meetings, and ensure that students receive the services and accommodations they are legally entitled to under IDEA and Section 504.

If you’re facing school resistance, unclear evaluations, denied services, or feeling overwhelmed by the IEP process in Connecticut, an advocate can help prepare, attend, and support you at the PPT/IEP meeting.

Yes. We advocate for students with ADHD, anxiety, chronic illness, and other conditions to ensure they get appropriate classroom accommodations and accountability under Section 504.

Absolutely. We support foster families, kinship caregivers, and court-involved parents in getting educational services, placement support, and fair treatment for students impacted by DCF involvement.

We help you review the evaluation, request an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE), and challenge school decisions through proper documentation and advocacy strategies.

Yes. We attend IEP, 504, manifestation determination, school placement, and disciplinary hearings—virtually or in person. We also prep you beforehand and debrief after.

Our advocacy services start at $149.99, depending on case complexity. We also offer court-involved support, expedited placement assistance, and sliding scale options when available.

Yes. We assist with transfers, school placement disputes, and finding alternative placements when public school settings aren’t meeting your child’s needs—especially for court- or DCF-referred youth.

A Conservator is a court-appointed individual responsible for making decisions for someone who cannot manage their own personal care, finances, or both. In Connecticut, this is done through the Probate Court.

A Conservator of the Person makes decisions about medical care, housing, and personal well-being. A Conservator of the Estate manages financial matters, including bill payments, budgeting, and protecting assets.

Yes. We accept both court appointments and private pay arrangements. We also offer emergency and temporary conservatorship services when needed.

We offer hourly and flat-rate pricing depending on the case type. All services are court-compliant and include written reports, coordination, and full documentation.

Yes. We offer Spanish-language services and understand the cultural dynamics of multigenerational caregiving and decision-making.

Title 19 is Connecticut’s Medicaid program that helps cover long-term care costs for individuals who qualify based on income and asset limits.

Typically, older adults entering nursing homes or individuals needing long-term care services apply for Title 19. Conservators, family members, or legal representatives often assist in this process.

You’ll need identification, proof of income and assets, bank statements, health insurance information, and medical or housing documentation.

Non-emergent support is for planned situations where the individual is stable. Emergency support is for urgent cases like hospital discharge or crisis placement, where Medicaid approval is needed quickly.

Yes. We help complete the full Medicaid application, coordinate directly with DSS workers, and follow up until a decision is made.

• Non-Emergent: $495 flat
• Emergency: $750 flat
• Complex hourly support: $150–$195/hour

We notarize custody agreements, DCF letters, medical forms, affidavits, school enrollment documents, travel consent forms, lease agreements, power of attorney forms, and more.

Yes. We provide mobile notary services across Connecticut—including homes, offices, hospitals, schools, courthouses, and public meeting spots.

Standard mobile notarization starts at $50 for up to two documents, with small fees for additional pages, long-distance travel, or after-hours service.
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Yes. We accommodate same-day and urgent notarizations when availability allows, including evenings and weekends. Additional fees may apply.

You’ll need a valid, government-issued photo ID and the completed documents (unsigned). We’ll guide you through what else to prepare when you book.

Absolutely. We routinely notarize sensitive legal forms and custody-related documents. Our team handles all notarial services with confidentiality and care.

Yes. We provide Spanish-language notary services for families, legal offices, and professionals. Please request a bilingual notary when booking.

Yes. We offer Remote Online Notarization (RON) for eligible documents via secure video conferencing, available to all Connecticut residents.