A More Constructive Way to Navigate Divorce. Keep Your Family’s Needs in View.
When both people are willing and able to participate voluntarily, mediation may provide a structured, neutral setting to discuss the decisions that come with separation and divorce. You do not have to agree on everything to begin a productive conversation. The goal is to identify issues, explore options, and work toward mutually acceptable decisions where possible.
- Parenting arrangements and schedules
- Holiday and school-break planning
- Communication and co-parenting expectations
- Financial and property-related issues within the mediation process
- Temporary, partial, or full agreements, depending on the case
JJ does not represent either party, provide legal advice, or decide the outcome. Each participant may consult an independent attorney. Mediation is not suitable for every family or circumstance. Safety, coercion, intimidation, and the ability of each person to participate freely must be considered.
Janice J. Catalano is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, certification #43040. Call or text (305) 407-7190 or visit www.divorcewithdignityfl.com for more information.
