A focused, 25‑minute call with an experienced member of the Collective to reality‑check what you’re seeing in family court and steady yourself before or after a hard moment. This is a fast, concentrated “field report” on your situation: naming common family‑court patterns, normalizing your reactions, and offering survivor‑led education you can carry into your own decisions and professional appointments. No legal advice, just clear, tactical peer support from someone who’s been there.

A 50‑minute, trauma‑informed working session where you slow everything down and visualize a simple “case map” of your story with a peer who’s already survived family court. This is not legal advice—just survivor‑led support. Together, you talk it out, name patterns, and organize key dates, players, relationships, and events so you can see what’s been happening with more clarity and self‑compassion. You leave with a self‑created map you can use with attorneys, therapists, or advocates if you choose, plus a more grounded nervous system and a practical sense of what to organize or document next to reach your goals.

For hearings, deadlines, and other high‑stakes days, you don’t have to go it alone. Field Support lets you reserve a discreet member of the Collective on a half‑day or full‑day basis for in‑person or live shadowing support—either in court or by your side while you organize, document, or create something important. Depending on your needs and location, this can include quiet “body‑doubling” while you work, calm emotional support, light file and document organization, practical help getting materials printed or delivered, and silent court observation so you feel witnessed rather than invisible. All Field Support is strictly non‑legal and non‑clinical peer support. To request this service, complete our confidential inquiry form; if an appropriate operative is available in your region, we’ll respond with availability and a custom quote that includes any travel time and expenses.