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Florida's Premier Divorce Mediation Firm
Fair & Friendly Mediation
~ Where Peace is a Priority ~
Specializing in Amicable Divorce Mediation
Popular Services
Family Mediation
Understand the Law
Resolve Legal Issues
Draft a Settlement Agreement
NEW in 2020
Online Mediation
Comfort & Safety of Your Own Home
Secure, Private, Confidential
Evening & Weekend Hours Available
Trending Topics
Co-parenting During Covid-19
Collaborative Divorce
Discernment Mediation
Time-sharing Modifications
95% of Mediation Cases Settle
Mediation works! Even the difficult cases tend to settle. It helps to use a neutral third party to help keep your discussions productive, respectful, and focused on success.
85% Less Expensive Than Litigation
How is that possible? Efficiency. It means we don’t waste your time or money on pointless arguments. You don’t even have to use attorneys if you don’t want to.
1-2 MONTHS, not 1-2 YEARS
It takes FOREVER to get a judge to make a decision for you. You have to wait months for the judge to be available, and the two attorneys can hold an endless number of hearings.
Attorneys keep billing until their clients run out of money. Oh and there is NEVER a guarantee of a successful outcome in litigation even after all that time and money. Don’t you hate divorce litigation already?
What We Do
NEU-TRAL: Not aligned with or supporting any side or position in a controversy.
We don’t take anyone’s side. We simply give you the legal information you need to make informed decisions, and then we help you use productive dialogue to come to an agreement on how to proceed.
Our discussions are private, confidential, and focused on solutions.
How we do it
An Easy 4-Step Process that takes you from Start to Finish
Family Mediation Services
Florida has “no fault” Divorce – instead of figuring out who is to blame, courts will instead focus on resolving these issues. Before a judge can sign off on a dissolution of marriage, he or she has to determine whether any support obligations exist, and divide money and property according to the law. Some laws are specific and formulaic, while others are more like guidelines. Often times only a few categories will be relevant to your particular situation, with only one or two being sticking points.
Time Sharing
Alimony
Asset Valuation
Parenting Plans
Child Support
Business Valuation
Determinations of parental responsibility
Paternity
Equitable Distribution
Custody and Sole Custody
Marital Property
Modification and Enforcement
Contact us now to schedule a free consultation.