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Resolution Services is a program of Children, Family & Community Connections.

We are OPEN FOR VIRTUAL BUSINESS. We will be providing services exclusively via phone or video conferencing. Please contact us by email, phone or mail. We will work to respond as quickly as we can, but we do ask for your patience as we focus on providing public service and keeping our community and staff safe.

Solve Disputes

We can help you with the following kinds of disputes:

Child custody, parenting time, child or spousal support and property distribution.

Conflicts related to trees, fences, property lines, noise, animals, traffic, parking and more.

Disputes with coworkers or supervisors. Meeting Facilitation.

Disputes in money matters referred by the court.

If you’re going through a divorce, annulment or separation, and have children under the age of 18, you are required to take a parenting course to learn how the change can affect your child.

Support all sides of the housing crisis in Oregon. 

Read and sign this document before your mediation session.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Resolution Services provides domestic relations mediation and couples' counseling in Spanish.

We also contract with local interpreters to provide interpretation services in American Sign Language and other languages.

The Parent Education class is conducted in English, with simultaneous interpreters available by pre-arrangement in Spanish, ASL and other languages upon request.

Please also see our Links section for resources in Spanish and Russian.

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No. Resolution Services is not able to provide childcare. Please make alternate arrangements for the care of your children during appointments or classes.

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Generally, children do not attend mediation or counseling sessions. On occasion, the mediator or counselor may meet with a child or other third party, with the consent of the parents. However, we do not routinely see children. We recognize the involvement of children and talk with parents to evaluate their specific situation and their children's needs.

Children do not attend the Parent Education class.

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The residency requirements for services at CCRS depend on the type of service and its funding stream. CCRS exists to serve the residents of Clackamas County, and also recognizes that the nature of our services is such that in some circumstances residents of other counties may need to use our services.

Domestic Relations Mediation and Conciliation is provided:

  • To residents of Clackamas County who have or have not filed a domestic relations action in Clackamas County and who have a family-law related dispute
  • To any person who is not a resident of Clackamas County but who is a party to a domestic relations action filed in Clackamas County
  • To any person who is not a resident of Clackamas County but who has a family-law related dispute or has couples' counseling issues with another person who is a resident of Clackamas County

Parent Education is provided to:

  • Residents of Clackamas County who have filed a domestic relations action in Clackamas County;
  • Residents of Clackamas County who have not yet filed a qualifying domestic relations action but who have minor children and intend to file a domestic relations action (Note: in these situations, Resolution Services will keep a copy of the Certificate of Attendance until the parties have filed an action and received a Court Case Number);
  • Any person who is not a resident of Clackamas County but who is a party to a domestic relations action filed in Clackamas County;
  • Any person who is not a resident of Clackamas County but who has a family-law related dispute with another person who is a resident of Clackamas County.
  • Any person who lives in Clackamas County but who has a domestic relations action pending in another County. These individuals can register for our Parent Education Class, but must verify with the Court Clerk in the jurisdiction in which their case is filed as to whether that jurisdiction will accept our Parent Education class.
  • Any other person, including new partners, other adult family members, and local professionals, who are interested in attending the class.
  • In the event of space constraints, priority is given to parties who have filed a domestic relations action in Clackamas County.

Youth and Family Mediation is provided to:

  • Residents of Clackamas County;
  • Families in which at least one person is a resident of Clackamas County;
  • Families in which at least one person works in or goes to school in Clackamas County;
  • Depending on the grant funds that support the services, some services are provided without a requirement of Clackamas County residency.

Information, Resources and Referrals

  • Information, Resources and Referrals are provided to the public without regard to County of residence.
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Court Clerk, 503-655-8447
807 Main St.
Oregon City, OR 97045 map

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Call your local Police Department or Oregon Department of Human Services at 503-673-7112.

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Call the District Attorney's Family Support Division at 503-655-8469.

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Call the District Attorney's District Attorney's Victim's Assistance Division at 503-655-8616.

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Call the District Attorney's Court Clerk at 503-655-8447.

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Phone:503-655-8415
Email:rs@clackamas.us

2051 Kaen Road Oregon City, OR 97045

Office Hours:

Monday to Thursday
7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
(Closed from 12:30 p.m. to 1 p.m.)

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