Divorce Workshops for Children
Trained facilitators teach children about divorce in a supportive, compassionate, and age-appropriate setting.
learn moreIowa Center for Children’s Justice is a non-profit organization providing legal support for children and their families. These are the services we offer.
Trained facilitators teach children about divorce in a supportive, compassionate, and age-appropriate setting.
learn moreOur attorneys work one-on-one with children to listen to their needs and advocate for a child-focused resolution in high-conflict family law cases.
learn moreExperienced attorneys work with parents in child custody disputes to find solutions that support the children and benefit the entire family.
learn moreOur attorneys work with parents post-divorce to help support children and their families by resolving day-to-day parenting conflicts.
learn moreWe offer an impartial evaluation of divorce or custody disputes with the parents and attorneys involved in the case.
learn moreWhen you contribute to the Iowa Center for Children’s Justice, you’re giving children a voice in decisions that shape their lives.
A child’s best interest is what drives this organization. The work they do puts children on the path to healing so much quicker. I strongly encourage families to seek their services.
Brandi, mom of a former client
Iowa Center for Children’s Justice is a caring and knowledgeable child-focused resource for the family law community and children whose parents are in conflict.* Our approach to resolving custody disputes and conflicts starts with understanding the child’s needs, which helps inform solutions that benefit both the children and the parents.
While we represent kids, we seek custody resolutions and promote co-parenting solutions that are in the best interest of the entire family. All of our programs and legal services focus on providing support and child representation to foster a healthy future for our clients and their families.
*We are not an emergency contact for disputing parents or abusive situations. If you are experiencing an emergency, contact the police or the Iowa Department of Human Services.Stay up to date with volunteer opportunities, ICCJ announcements, and other news by joining our mailing list.