by admin | Nov 7, 2022
Far in advance of a mediation, it is important to consider who will need to be present at the mediation. Generally, each party needs to attend. When the parties have lawyers, the attorneys usually attend as well. If there are other people who are not officially part...
by admin | Nov 7, 2022
Somewhere between 75 and 80 percent of cases that go to mediation are resolved (or partially resolved) through the process.
by admin | Nov 7, 2022
In Florida, anyone who has completed a 40 hourFlorida Supreme Court Certification training (plus completed other requirements) is legally qualified to mediate. That doesn’t mean they’ll be an effective mediator. Mediation take more skill than just taking a course. It...
by admin | Nov 7, 2022
The short answer: The length of time to mediate varies and depends on the type of case and the issues in dispute, but planning for 2-4 hours is always best. The long answer: Mediation will never take as long as litigation, but it is process that can be lengthy....
by admin | Nov 7, 2022
A mediator is unlike a judge for several reasons. Most importantly, a mediator will not, and should not, try to decide who is right or who is wrong. Even if a mediator is a former judge who is not a mediator, he/she should not give the impression or tone that they are...
