Orlando Mediator and Collaborative Law Attorney
Your divorce does not have to end in a battle. Other options exist. Collaborative law and divorce mediation are two other methods available to help you resolve family law disputes without a trip to court. At the law office of Mark M. O'Mara, he and his staff understand the value of these other methods. He would be happy to explain how they can work for you.
To schedule a consultation about mediation and collaborative law, e-mail us or call us at 407.898.5151 to speak with an experienced family law lawyer.
Since 1982, the law firm of Mark M. O'Mara has served people in Orlando and throughout Central Florida. Mark M. O'Mara has extensive experience using alternative dispute methods to resolve family law cases. He is:
- Certified by the Supreme Court as a family court mediator and circuit court mediator
- Certified in collaborative law
He will take the time to learn about your case and work closely with you to help you determine if these options may work for you.
Mediation
Mediation is currently required as a first step to resolve divorce cases. This option takes the power out of the hands of a judge and puts such power into your hands. In a traditional setting, the judge has a limited amount of possibilities. Often, the resolution a judge provides does not meet the needs of either party. Through mediation, you have nearly limitless possibilities in terms of resolutions. You will work closely with the other party to come up with a creative outcome that works for both of you.
Collaborative Law
Collaborative law hinges on an initial commitment made between you and the opposition to work together to resolve your divorce through a settlement. This process puts the outcome of the case in the hands of you and your former spouse. The intent of the process is for you and your ex-spouse to work together to reach a mutually agreed-upon resolution that benefits both parties in some ways.
E-mail us or call us at 407.898.5151 to schedule an initial consultation about collaborative law or divorce mediation.
