Conciliation Counseling FCCC provides at least one session of mandatory conciliation counseling to spouses in divorce or separation upon the petition of either or both spouses, whether or not there is a case before the court. Conciliation counseling is provided by a trained marriage and family counselor to help spouses take time out to give thoughtful consideration to whether or not to reconcile or to end a relationship. Non-petition Counseling FCCC can provide brief, marriage and family counseling free of charge to residents of Pima County.
All sessions are confidential and no reports are provided to the court or to outside agencies.
Community Education FCCC maintains a speaker's bureau on family court services, divorce, child access guidelines, mediation and related topics. Agencies and community groups may contact FCCC for further information. The services of the Family Center of the Conciliation Court are free to the public. The Family Center of the Conciliation Court services are available in Spanish, as well as other languages as needed. The Family Center of the Conciliation Court addresses custody and visitation issues, but not money or property issues.