Budgeting in Real Life: Learn how to build a budget around irregular income, changing expenses, transportation needs, court costs, and child support obligations.
Child Support & Financial Planning: Understand how child support fits into your overall financial picture and how to document changes before problems become bigger.
Credit & Debt Awareness: Learn how to read a credit report, identify debt priorities, avoid harmful financial traps, and begin repairing credit over time.
Income Stability: Build a plan around employment, training, consistent income, and the steps needed to keep moving toward stability.
Financial instability is one of the leading reasons parents fall behind on:
Child support
Court requirements
Transportation to visits
Housing and employment stability
When those things collapse, the system responds with enforcement instead of support.
We work to change that by helping you stabilize before things get worse.
This program is for parents who are trying to rebuild financial stability while navigating child support, court requirements, employment barriers, transportation challenges, or family separation.
We support parents who need practical help understanding where their money is going, what obligations they need to meet, and how to create a realistic plan for moving forward.
A simple way to see exactly what money is coming in and where it’s going. This helps you understand your starting point and identify what needs to change.
A record of payments made, missed, or adjusted over time. Helps you stay organized, document your efforts, and avoid confusion or disputes.
A step-by-step tool to plan your monthly bills, child support, and everyday expenses. Built to help you stay on track—even with changing or irregular income.
Helps you prepare for expenses related to court dates, travel, and visitation. Reduces last-minute stress by planning ahead for required costs.
Organizes your debts so you can focus on what matters most first. Helps you avoid falling further behind while making steady progress.
Breaks big goals into small, realistic steps. Helps you focus on income, housing, transportation, and compliance so you can build long-term stability.
No, Mending Our Mistakes supports mothers and fathers who are working to rebuild stability and remain connected to their children.
No. You can reach out before things get worse. Early support can help prevent larger legal and financial problems.
No. We provide support, education, navigation, and referrals. We do not replace an attorney.
We cannot change a court order, but we can help you understand your situation, organize documents, and connect with appropriate legal resources when available.
Some resources may be free, while certain classes or services may have a small fee. Contact us for current options.