Calm doesn’t mean weak. Mediation gives you control, with clarity, strategy, and a steady hand. Whether you're divorcing, modifying custody, or resolving child support, mediation is often required by the court, and for good reason.

Mediation allows you and the other party to create your own agreement, instead of leaving critical decisions in the hands of a judge.

At Justin Andersson, P.A., we prepare clients thoroughly for mediation, with clear legal goals, focused negotiation strategies, and full understanding of what’s at stake. And if mediation fails? We’re ready for court.

Mediation is a confidential meeting where both parties try to reach an agreement with the help of a neutral third party (the mediator). The mediator doesn’t make decisions — but helps you and the other party work toward a solution.

You can resolve:

• Custody & Timesharing
• Child Support
• Property Division
• Alimony
• Modifications
• Enforcement disputes
• Relocation agreements

Mediation is voluntary in theory — but in most Florida counties, it’s court-ordered before trial.

• More Control – You and your spouse craft the outcome
  
• Private & Confidential – Mediation stays out of the courtroom and off the public record
  
• Faster Resolution – Often completed in one or two sessions
  
• Lower Cost – Settling early avoids multiple hearings or trial prep
  
• Less Stressful – Allows space for compromise without courtroom pressure
  
• Custom Agreements – Flexible plans that judges can’t always order