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Free civil legal services including custody representation for qualifying low-income fathers and families in Delaware. Attorneys assist with custody petitions, visitation disputes, and related family court matters at the Wilmington office. First visit typically requires photo ID, proof of income such as recent pay stubs, and any existing court orders or filings to confirm eligibility and begin intake.
(302) 575-0408 · 100 W 10th St Suite 203, Wilmington, DE 19801
Court-sponsored mediation services for parents working to resolve custody and visitation disputes without full litigation. Trained neutral mediators help fathers and mothers reach workable parenting plans at the Wilmington Family Court. Parties should bring photo ID, existing custody orders, proposed schedules, and any relevant documentation about the children's routines. Free for families with open cases.
(302) 255-0300 · 500 N King St, Wilmington, DE 19801
Assists self-represented parents with custody filings, court forms, and Family Court procedures in Wilmington. Staff guide fathers through paperwork but do not give legal advice. Bring photo ID, copies of any existing orders, your children's birth certificates, and relevant case numbers. Walk-ins accepted during weekday business hours, and phone guidance is available for procedural questions statewide.
(302) 255-0848 · 500 N King St, Wilmington, DE 19801
National fathers' rights law firm with Delaware attorneys handling custody litigation, modifications, and divorce matters from a Wilmington office. The firm focuses specifically on representing dads in family court and offers paid consultations by appointment. Bring photo ID, existing court orders, financial records, and a written timeline of custody issues to make your initial meeting as efficient as possible.
866-323-7529 · Wilmington, DE
Independent state office advocating for the interests of Delaware children in court proceedings, especially in abuse, neglect, and high-conflict custody cases. Works alongside but separately from Family Court and social services. Fathers whose cases involve a child advocate can contact the Wilmington office during weekday hours to understand the advocate's role and provide relevant information about their children.
(302) 255-1730 · 900 King St, Suite 210, Wilmington, DE 19801