Florida Divorce Mediation

12/16/2025

Figuring out divorce can be overwhelming. Pre-suit mediation helps couples reach full agreements *before* filing, reducing conflict. We work together to create a plan, then finalize court forms with an attorney. Often, no court hearing is even needed!

12/02/2025

Divorce isn't just legal; it's deeply emotional, financial, and affects parenting. The court system, inherently divisive, pits people against each other when family restructuring is needed. Mediation should be step one. Litigation sets up an impossible environment for agreement. Let's change the status quo with Kids-First™ Mediation.

11/21/2025

If you grew up watching a nasty divorce, it’s natural to fear repeating that pain. The good news: you don’t have to. Our latest blog explores how to break the cycle with an amicable divorce in Florida—protecting your peace, your kids, and your future.

Inside, we cover:
- How childhood divorce trauma can shape your decisions now
- Practical steps to keep conflict low and communication respectful
- Why mediation and collaborative divorce work in Florida
- Child-first co-parenting and boundary-setting
- Building a support team you trust

A calmer path is possible—and it starts with intention and the right guidance. Read the full post to learn how to choose a healthier approach.

Breaking the Cycle: Choosing an Amicable Divorce in Florida When You Grew Up With a Nasty One - Tina Keyes, CDC® of Florida Divorce Mediation

11/14/2025

When divorce touches your family, a respectful, faith-centered path can make all the difference. Our latest blog explores how mediation offers a flexible, private, and collaborative process—one that honors your beliefs while giving you control over outcomes and the journey itself. From shaping parenting plans to financial agreements, faith-informed mediation helps couples reduce conflict, protect kids, and move forward with dignity.

If you’re seeking a more compassionate approach that aligns with your values, this article is a helpful place to start.

How to align your divorce process with your religious value system and honor your spiritual beliefs.

11/13/2025

Divorced but still parents? It's crucial to shift from adversaries to teammates. Focus on co-parenting well for the kids, accepting the reality that you'll always be connected through them. Husbands and wives can get divorced, but moms and dads can't. To watch the interview, check out the "Don't Pick the Scab Podcast".

11/10/2025

Thinking about divorce in Florida but want a smarter, calmer path? Mediation might be your best move. It’s private, cost-effective, and empowers you to make decisions that fit your life—especially for Gen Z, Millennials, and Gen X who value efficiency, tech-forward processes, and less drama. Avoid the courtroom battle, reduce stress, and protect co-parenting relationships while staying in control of timelines and outcomes.

Curious if mediation is right for you? Explore key benefits, common myths, and how to get started in our latest blog: Divorce Options in Florida: Why Mediation Is the Savvy Way Forward. Send a message if you want to talk through your options confidentially.

As a Gen Z, Millennial or Gen X adult navigating divorce today, you’re not just looking for any option—you’re looking for the smart option. You grew up in a time where tech, processes and best practices are ever-changing. So, why should divorce be any different? That’s exactly why divorce me...

11/03/2025

Co-parenting after divorce doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Clear agreements, open communication, and mutual respect can create a stable, loving environment where your child can thrive. Our latest blog shares practical tips for building effective co-parenting agreements—think consistent routines, decision-making guidelines, conflict-resolution steps, and communication strategies that keep everyone focused on your child’s well-being.

If you’re navigating this transition, a thoughtful plan can reduce stress, prevent misunderstandings, and set the tone for a healthier co-parenting partnership. Read the full post to get actionable steps you can start using today.

Co-Parenting Agreements for Family Harmony

10/27/2025

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10/25/2025

10/17/2025

Many clients start divorce mediation without financial support, only to realize they need help with alimony or asset decisions. A mediator emphasizes the importance of seeking guidance from a CDFA to ensure confidence and self-determination before finalizing any agreements. It's all about feeling ready to make informed decisions.

10/14/2025

Business owners facing divorce have unique concerns: How will the company be valued? How do fluctuating profits impact child support or alimony? How do you keep operations running—and sensitive financials private?

Our latest blog explains how structured mediation can:
- Establish fair, defensible business valuations
- Address variable income for support calculations
- Create plans to keep the business operating smoothly
- Safeguard confidentiality while reducing conflict and legal costs

If you’re a Florida business owner considering divorce, learn how mediation can protect your assets and your peace of mind.

Divorce Mediation for Business Owners: Protecting Your Assets and Reducing Conflict - Tina Keyes, Florida Divorce Mediation

10/03/2025

Love, respect, and moving forward can all coexist. For many same-sex couples in Florida, mediation offers a compassionate path to end a marriage without framing it as a “failure.” It’s a dignified, collaborative process that honors your history while helping you make thoughtful decisions about your future—confidentially, cost-effectively, and with less conflict. If you’re seeking a path that centers authenticity and mutual respect, mediation may be the right fit. Read the full post to learn why more LGBTQ+ couples are choosing this route and how it can support a smoother transition for everyone involved.

Read more: https://www.floridadivorcecoaching.com/post/love-respect-and-moving-forward-why-same-sex-couples-in-florida-are-choosing-mediation

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