The Children and Fathers Program seeks to help fathers and families however it can. One area of focus has been to spare families continued costs and stress over ongoing divorce litigation. An example of this occurred with C.C., a father of two. He has custody of his 13-year-old daughter and his ex-wife, D.W. has custody of their 10 year-old son. C.C. acknowledged that he owed D.W. back child support, however the amount was in dispute. D.S. had virtually no relationship with her daughter, allegedly because of her daughter’s aggressive behaviors toward her younger brother. Consequently, D.W. was not cooperating in the visitation between C.C. and his son. D.W. served C.C. with a contempt of court motion for the back child support. CEDA Northwest contacted D.W.’s attorney and arranged for several meeting between C.C., D.W., her attorney, and myself. During the course of these meetings, the back child support and visitation issues were resolved. Counseling was also arranged between the siblings and between D.W. and her daughter, which C.C. was most thankful for since he stated he had been unsuccessful in doing that for five years.