CEL & Associates provides divorce and family mediation services to individuals, couples, parents, and families throughout Illinois and Wisconsin. Mediation offers a neutral, structured setting for addressing important decisions, improving communication, and working toward practical agreements.
Whether you are considering divorce, revisiting an existing agreement, developing a parenting plan, discussing child support, or addressing conflict within a family, CEL can help you better understand the mediation process and determine an appropriate way to proceed.
CEL provides mediation services throughout Illinois and Wisconsin, with flexible meeting options available.
Mediation for Divorce, Parenting, and Family Matters
Mediation may address divorce agreements before or after a final judgment, prenuptial agreements, parenting plans and schedules, child support, and other child-related expenses.
CEL also helps couples work through marital disagreements and assists adult family members with conflicts involving communication, caregiving responsibilities, finances, inherited property, and shared decision-making.
Throughout the process, the mediator remains neutral and does not make decisions or represent one participant against another. Mediation offers an organized setting to clarify concerns, exchange relevant information, consider different perspectives, and work toward practical solutions.

Local Information Without Limiting Your Options
The communities listed on this page represent the primary Illinois and Wisconsin markets CEL serves. You do not need to find a location page that exactly matches your home address before contacting CEL.
Some location pages cover an individual city, while others provide information for a broader county or surrounding area. If your community is not listed, or you are unsure which location page applies to you, CEL can help you identify the most relevant services based on your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions About CEL’s Service Areas
CEL provides divorce and family mediation across Illinois and Wisconsin. These answers explain geographic availability, meeting options, and how to begin when your community is not specifically listed.