Who mediation is for
- You agree on most things but are stuck on one or two — the house, a parenting schedule, support.
- You want a neutral professional to help you both get to yes, without hiring opposing lawyers.
- You'd rather settle by video from home than in a courthouse conference room.
What's included
- A private video session with a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator
- A neutral process — the mediator doesn't take sides and doesn't give legal advice
- A written summary of every agreement you reach
- Your agreements folded directly into your marital settlement agreement
- Works with the Self-File Kit or Full-Service — or on its own
How it works
- 1
Tell us what's unresolved
Each of you shares the points you still disagree on. The mediator reviews them before your session.
- 2
Meet by video
A guided session where the mediator helps you work through each open issue, one at a time.
- 3
Leave with an agreement
Everything you agree on is written up and added to your divorce paperwork, ready for signatures.
Florida law sets a 20-day minimum between filing and a final judgment (Fla. Stat. §61.19), waivable only in limited circumstances. Beyond that, the court's calendar is outside our control — we never promise a finalization date.
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