Mediation In Florida
Welcome to Florida Mediation Firm. WE'RE HERE TO HELP SETTLE YOUR DISPUTE.Divorce is often a long drawn out court battle where attorneys litigate, and a judge determines the outcome. On the other hand, mediation can help parties to negotiate an agreement within hours (outside the court), allowing the parties to become their own decision-makers.
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Meet Ron
Ron is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Marital and Family Law Mediator. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree at Valley Forge University (magna cum laude), and then received a Graduate Certificate in Conflict Management and Negotiation at Walden University (summa cum laude). According to the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode, Ron scores high in Accommodating and Collaborating.
Ron served nearly thirty years as a CEO of a non-profit organization. During his tenure, Ron developed a skill set in resolving conflict. Additionally, he conducted marriage & divorce seminars both, nationally & internationally.
Ron currently serves as lead mediator at Florida Mediation Firm, and lives in Southwest Florida.
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DIVORCE MEDIATION
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Why You Should Choose Florida Mediation Firm!
Helping parties form their own agreement through mediation can cut down on legal fees and save time. If you are interested in decreasing the time, money, and emotional energy spent on divorce, you can benefit from divorce mediation.
When marital promises are fractured, and couples face a divorce, oftentimes, they find themselves helpless and isolated. Additionally, the trauma affects them financially, emotionally, and spiritually—distressing all members of the family.
Divorcing couples choosing to participate in mediation to settle their disputes in a cooperative, impartial setting can eliminate the collateral damage, long-lasting quarrels, and financial hardship that traditional divorce litigation poses.
Divorce mediation is non-confrontational in nature and progressive. It encourages parties to focus on the future and problem-solving strategies rather than the problems of the past. The process is also “child centered” whereby the parties are encouraged to make special provisions for the needs of children where the subject parties of such mediations have childcare related issues.
Mediators are neutral facilitators that can help parties form a variety of agreements—saving time and money. For couples who choose to use mediation without an attorney, once the necessary agreement is formed, a mediator can help direct the parties to dissolve their marriage by filing with their local court or with an attorney.
