Divorce doesn’t have to be a battlefield. When couples are on good terms, communicate openly, and agree on major issues like property division, child custody, support, and alimony, an amicable (or uncontested) divorce can feel straightforward. Many wonder: “If we’re both on the same page, why spend money...
Read MoreAfter both parties have come to an agreement and settled upon terms it can be finalized. It is recommended that the agreement be reviewed by both party’s attorneys before this step. This ensures that the agreement is sound and that both parties understand it fully. Your mediator is...
Read MoreIf you live in Brevard County, there is no doubt you’ve heard of Palm Bay. There is a good chance you’ve been there as well. Palm Bay has been inhabited by humans for many centuries. In its modern form, Palm Bay was incorporated in January of 1960. Overwhelmingly,...
Read MoreBy name alone you can tell what a collaborative divorce is. Essentially, when both sides of an impending divorce agree on the divorce and simply want to get it done as painless as possible, this is collaborative in nature. Often, an attorney mediator is hired to help navigate...
Read MoreMany new laws were signed enacted this year in the state of Florida. Some of the new laws were aimed at family and divorce law. Among these changes was the end of so-called “permanent alimony”. As you may know, alimony is monetary assistance that a person is required...
Read MoreThere are various paths couples can take when it comes to getting a divorce. Many times when we think of divorces we picture very contentious cases where couples battle it out in the courtroom. But there are a growing number of divorces in which both parties work together...
Read MoreMediation is also known as “alternative dispute resolution”. It is an alternative to the classic Court battle that many of us think about when we think about legal conflict resolution. But, did you know that in Florida, mediation is required before you can proceed to Court? The idea...
Read MoreAs the name implies, this is a person who acts in the official capacity as a mediator between two parties. The certification they receive to practice this type of law was set up by the State Supreme Court. There are multiple areas of practice for the state certified...
Read MoreWHAT IS A MEDIATOR? Mediators are negotiation professionals that help facilitate an agreement between two parties. The mediation process is very effective as it can help parties resolve their disputes without a lengthy and costly court battle. We are hired by individuals who who are are going through...
Read MoreChild Support Introduction Child support is a payment made by a parent to the other. It’s generally calculated based on the income of each individual and how much time each parent has with the child. The amount of child support can vary widely depending on several factors discussed...
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