Mediation Services available in all Florida Counties
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Mediation Specialty Categories
County Court Mediation
Circuit Court Mediation
Circuit Court Mediation
County court cases are those in which the principal amount of the claim filed is between $8,000.00 and $50,000.00. Before setting a case for trial, the judge may require that the parties attempt to resolve the issues through our mediation services.
Circuit Court Mediation
Circuit Court Mediation
Circuit Court Mediation
Circuit civil court requires mediation in all contested circuit civil court cases (claim exceeding $50,000.00). The Order provides that the Court refer a case to mediation no later than the first case management conference, but encourages parties, upon stipulation, to proceed to mediation at an earlier stage of the proceedings. If a party is represented by counsel, the attorney of record must appear at the mediation conference, along with the party, unless the parties stipulate to the contrary or the Court orders otherwise.
Medical Case Mediation
Circuit Court Mediation
Our team of experienced Medical Mediators can provide impartial, confident and negotiate all medical cases. our Medical mediators will help the parties discuss these issues in an effort to reach an agreement acceptable to both sides.
Appellate Court Mediation
The Appellate Court Mediation uses mediation to achieve settlement of cases. It also encourages the settlement of some issues in a case and the procedural streamlining of cases to simplify briefing and to reduce motions activity. Mediation efforts that are unsuccessful initially may result, weeks or even months later, in settlement.
Family Mediation-Divorce
Family Mediation is an informal meeting where the parties work out mutually agreeable settlements in Family Court cases. Parties have the opportunity to explore options and negotiate voluntary agreements that may be submitted to the Court for approval.
Family Mediation provides an opportunity for parties involved in family litigation to engage in a facilitated discussion about the specific issues in their case. Counsel for each party may attend the conference. Other third parties may only participate if both sides agree.
Issues may include but are not limited to: parental responsibility; parenting plans; child support; alimony; property division and debt responsibility. There are no restrictions on the types of issues that can be addressed during mediation, and parties may come to either a partial or full agreement that will satisfy everyone’s concerns.
Divorce, Separation, Business, Real Estate, HOA, Domestic Disputes, Work/Labor and General Disputes, Negotiations & Mediations
Mediation is a way for people who are having a dispute to talk about their issues and concerns and to make decisions about the dispute with the help of another person (called a mediator). A mediator is not allowed to decide who is right or wrong or to tell you how to resolve your dispute. In mediation, you can try to find solutions that make sense to you and the other person in the dispute to resolve some or all of your concerns.
While the goal is to try to work something out, you may decide it would be better for you not to come to an agreement. Sometimes emotions may be driving the dispute which can make talking to the person or party with whom you are in a dispute difficult. A mediator can assist you in easing the way for communication. The mediator is there as a neutral person to help you focus on solving your dispute; however, the mediator is prohibited from providing therapy, counseling or legal advice.
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Advanced Mediation Associates
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