If you are facing divorce, custody, or other family court issues, consider our divorce mediation and family court mediation services. For assistance with parenting coordination, call today at (904) 576-0649.
How business mediation works
The goal of mediation, whether in divorce mediation or family court mediation, is not to decide who is 'right' or 'wrong' but to create a clear path forward that all parties can accept. This process is flexible and can be adapted to your organization’s needs, including parenting coordination.
Intake & preparation – the mediator learns about the dispute, the people involved, and any contracts or policies that apply.
Mediation session(s) – the mediator meets with everyone, both together and sometimes separately, to understand interests and explore options.
Agreement & follow-up – the mediator helps draft a written agreement or plan so everyone knows what happens next.
Why businesses choose mediation:
- Typically faster and less expensive than litigation.
- Private and less disruptive to daily operations.
- Focused on preserving working relationships when possible.
- Can be used early—before positions become deeply entrenched.
Mediation can also be used alongside legal counsel. Parties may choose to consult their attorneys before or after sessions while keeping the mediation itself focused on solutions.
