Ann Lorraine Thrasher
Official roster: Indiana Supreme Court · verified 2026-10-06
Parenting coordinators in Starke County, IN
5 parenting coordinators listed in Starke County from official Indiana rosters. Every listing shows the official roster it comes from and the date we last checked it. For a court-ordered case, your court may require a mediator from its own list.[1]
Listings last checked against the official rosters Oct 6, 2026.
How does mediation work in Starke County?
Starke County's trial court is the Starke Circuit Court in Knox.[2] In civil plenary, tort, collection and foreclosure cases, the case management order under local rule LR75-TR00-13 sets a deadline for completing alternative dispute resolution and filing any required ADR report.[3] Before a final divorce hearing, the court may hold a pre-trial conference at which the parties must be ready to discuss mediation of contested issues (LR75-FL00-12).[3] Under the statewide Indiana ADR Rules, a judge may send any civil or domestic relations case to mediation on the court's own motion or a party's.[4] Starke is listed as having an inactive domestic relations ADR Fund Plan.[5] Listed mediators come from the Indiana Supreme Court's statewide Mediator Registry.[6]
Fact-checked Oct 22, 2026 against the official sources numbered above (listed under Sources). Court programs change; confirm with the clerk.
Open to meeting by video? Mediators who work online with Indiana clients · Online mediators
Neal Alexander Foreman
Official roster: Indiana Supreme Court · verified 2026-10-06
Adam Blakey
Official roster: Indiana Supreme Court · verified 2026-10-06
Holly Ann Hamilton
Official roster: Indiana Supreme Court · verified 2026-10-06
Susie Talevski
Official roster: Indiana Supreme Court · verified 2026-10-06
Mediators who work online with Indiana clients
No mediator from another state has told us they work online with Indiana clients in this practice area yet. Local mediators may also offer video sessions; ask when you contact them.
Court-ordered case? Courts may require a mediator from their own approved list for court-ordered cases. Check your court’s rules, or see how mediation works in Indiana.
Court-connected mediation in Indiana: When an Indiana court refers a case to mediation, parties may pick a mediator from the state registry or a non-registered mediator the judge approves; if they cannot agree, the court names three registered mediators and each side strikes one.
Private mediation in Indiana: No state license for private mediators was found in the sources reviewed; registry status applies to court-referred cases. Registered civil mediators must be Indiana attorneys. No rule specific to online mediation was found.
Sources: Indiana A.D.R. Rule 1.4, Application of Alternative Dispute Resolution · Indiana A.D.R. Rule 2.4, Selection of Mediators · Indiana A.D.R. Rule 2.5, Qualifications of Mediators · Indiana A.D.R. Rule 7.0, Purpose (standards of conduct) · Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 5.5
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Sources
Official court and government sources only, each with the date we last checked it. Every profile also links its own roster entry.
- Indiana Supreme Court – Mediator Registry (Office of Admissions and Continuing Education)↩
- Indiana Judicial Branch – Directory of Courts & Clerks in Indiana (PDF)↩
- Starke County Local Rules (as posted, PDF) – Indiana Judicial Branch↩
- Indiana Rules for Alternative Dispute Resolution – Rule 2.2, Case Selection/Objection↩
- Indiana Office of Court Services – ADR Program Basics↩
- Indiana Judicial Branch – Searching the Mediator Registry↩