In Florida, in addition to mediation, couples seeking an amicable divorce can choose between a collaborative divorce and a non-contested divorce.
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Divorce is never easy, but in Florida, parties have the option to pursue a collaborative divorce, a method that aims to make the process less adversarial and more cooperative.
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Divorce can be a difficult and emotionally challenging process. However, when both parties agree on the terms of their divorce, it can become a non-contested divorce. This is often a faster and more amicable way to end a marriage.
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It is not required to mediate with an attorney. However, even though many mediators are also attorneys, they are not acting in the role of an attorney when they are mediating, and they are unable to provide legal advice to the parties they are mediating for. Therefore, if you have any legal questions, it is recommended that you consult with an attorney.
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Mediation is a wonderful tool to help resolve conflict, ranging from divorce and family disputes to civil and contract disputes.
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The mediator will often keep the parties in separate sessions while going back in forth between the rooms to discuss settlement proposals and to help facilitate settlement until the agreement is reached.
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The goal of mediation is to reach a settlement. Here are some tips to help you set yourself up for a successful mediation.
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