Mediation

  When you are going through a divorce or a paternity action, you may feel better if you know that the vast majority of family cases don’t end in a trial but are resolved through mediation. At mediation, you can resolve all of the issues in your case, such as custody and visitation, support, alimony and equitable distribution— all of these things can be addressed at mediation and should be.

If you have any question about how mediation can help you resolve your family law matters, please call Stephanie McQueen today at (561) 659- 8810 or contact her through her through this website for a free consultation.

A skilled family practitioner can help you prepare for and attend mediation so that you come out with an agreement that is in your best interest and addresses all of your needs and those of your children, including a time-sharing plan, support, and a fair distribution of you assets and debts so that you start anew.  You should know that whether you have ended badly with your spouse or wish to stay on good terms with him or her, mediation is still the appropriate venue and it is required by the courts in Florida before you have a trial.  Post-judgment proceedings such as modifications of custody, visitation and support can be resolved at mediation as well.