MEDIATION ASSOCIATES
OF BROWARD
OF BROWARD
"Don't let the Court Settle your
Divorce or Civil Dispute"
Divorce or Civil Dispute"
"Mediation Makes Good Business Sense"
Mediation
Associates is
Dedicated to
assisting you in
the settlement of
all disputes in a
relaxed setting.
Associates is
Dedicated to
assisting you in
the settlement of
all disputes in a
relaxed setting.
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All rights reserved
All rights reserved
DON'T LET THE
COURT SETTLE
YOUR DIVORCE OR
CIVIL DISPUTE
MEDIATION ASSOCIATES CAN HELP
"Mediation Makes Good Business Sense"....Marc J. Gold
WHAT IS MEDIATION?
Mediation is an informal settlement conference with a neutral third party who is
trained in assisting individuals in settling their disputes. The goal of mediation is
to help individuals find a "win-win" solution to their problems without undergoing
a costly courtroom battle.
WHY SHOULD I USE MEDIATION ASSOCIATES?
You can save thousands in attorney's fees and costs
Promotes communications and cooperation
Most cases settled in 3 hours or less
95% settlement rating
costs less than going to court
Allows individuals to control the outcomes and not rely on a judge's ruling.
Reduces stress and promotes positive relationships
Is confidential, so public disclosure of personal problems is avoided.
Is quicker and more efficient than the judicial process
Allows individuals to tailor solutions which best meet their needs
All Mediators are certified by the Florida Supreme Court
HOW DOES MEDIATION WORK?
The mediator holds joints meetings with all parties and private meetings with each
party. At these meetings important information concerning the facts and issues is
obtained with the mediator. Settlement options are discussed and negotiated.
Discussions held are confidential and cannot be disclosed in any future legal
proceedings. Mediation is concluded only when all parties have reached an
agreement or it appears that none of the settlement options are acceptable to both
parties. However, in most cases a settlement is reached. A mediated settlement
agreement is binding in court.
DO I NEED A LAWYER FOR MEDIATION?
No. A trained mediator can help each party work through settlement options. A
mediator does not give legal advice, so if you have any questions concerning legal
rights and responsibilities, it is best to consult an attorney.
WHAT TYPES OF DISPUTES ARE HANDLES BY A
MEDIATOR?
Any dispute at any stage can be successfully mediated including but not limited to:
HOW DO I OBTAIN MY FINAL JUDGEMENT OR DIVORCE
FROM THE COURT?
After obtaining a settlement agreement at mediation, the parties may hire an
attorney to file the formal paperwork( which is very brief) to obtain your final
judgement of divorce and the court's approval of the settlement agreement which
was obtained in mediation. Attorneys will generally charge a small fee to do this
for you. If you desire to file the paperwork on your own, you may bring your
signed settlement agreement to the office of the Clerk of the Court, Family
Division and obtain a "Do It Yourself" divorce packet. The clerk will instruct you
what to do. A final hearing can normally be scheduled within 30 days.
Mediation Associates is dedicated to assisting you in the settlement of all disputes
in a relaxed setting. Our Supreme Court certified mediators are sensitive to
emotional issues that you can come to mediation to resolve.
We look forward to meeting your needs today.
Sincerely,
Marc J. Gold, Esquire
President
Mediation Associates
Call us for a free telephone consultation at (954)340-1421
Mediation Associates
3111 University Drive, Suite 312
Coral Springs, FL 33065
COURT SETTLE
YOUR DIVORCE OR
CIVIL DISPUTE
MEDIATION ASSOCIATES CAN HELP
"Mediation Makes Good Business Sense"....Marc J. Gold
WHAT IS MEDIATION?
Mediation is an informal settlement conference with a neutral third party who is
trained in assisting individuals in settling their disputes. The goal of mediation is
to help individuals find a "win-win" solution to their problems without undergoing
a costly courtroom battle.
WHY SHOULD I USE MEDIATION ASSOCIATES?
You can save thousands in attorney's fees and costs
Promotes communications and cooperation
Most cases settled in 3 hours or less
95% settlement rating
costs less than going to court
Allows individuals to control the outcomes and not rely on a judge's ruling.
Reduces stress and promotes positive relationships
Is confidential, so public disclosure of personal problems is avoided.
Is quicker and more efficient than the judicial process
Allows individuals to tailor solutions which best meet their needs
All Mediators are certified by the Florida Supreme Court
HOW DOES MEDIATION WORK?
The mediator holds joints meetings with all parties and private meetings with each
party. At these meetings important information concerning the facts and issues is
obtained with the mediator. Settlement options are discussed and negotiated.
Discussions held are confidential and cannot be disclosed in any future legal
proceedings. Mediation is concluded only when all parties have reached an
agreement or it appears that none of the settlement options are acceptable to both
parties. However, in most cases a settlement is reached. A mediated settlement
agreement is binding in court.
DO I NEED A LAWYER FOR MEDIATION?
No. A trained mediator can help each party work through settlement options. A
mediator does not give legal advice, so if you have any questions concerning legal
rights and responsibilities, it is best to consult an attorney.
WHAT TYPES OF DISPUTES ARE HANDLES BY A
MEDIATOR?
Any dispute at any stage can be successfully mediated including but not limited to:
- Divorce
- Custody
- Child Support
- Alimony
- Property Division
- Business Disputes
- Labor
- Workmen's Compensation
- Insurance Claims
HOW DO I OBTAIN MY FINAL JUDGEMENT OR DIVORCE
FROM THE COURT?
After obtaining a settlement agreement at mediation, the parties may hire an
attorney to file the formal paperwork( which is very brief) to obtain your final
judgement of divorce and the court's approval of the settlement agreement which
was obtained in mediation. Attorneys will generally charge a small fee to do this
for you. If you desire to file the paperwork on your own, you may bring your
signed settlement agreement to the office of the Clerk of the Court, Family
Division and obtain a "Do It Yourself" divorce packet. The clerk will instruct you
what to do. A final hearing can normally be scheduled within 30 days.
Mediation Associates is dedicated to assisting you in the settlement of all disputes
in a relaxed setting. Our Supreme Court certified mediators are sensitive to
emotional issues that you can come to mediation to resolve.
We look forward to meeting your needs today.
Sincerely,
Marc J. Gold, Esquire
President
Mediation Associates
Call us for a free telephone consultation at (954)340-1421
Mediation Associates
3111 University Drive, Suite 312
Coral Springs, FL 33065
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