Learn from our Mediators

Don't miss this interview between our Kids-First™ founder, Tina Keyes of Florida Divorce Mediation, and David Webb, Host of the "Don't Pick the Scab" Podcast.

Mediation feels more like a conversation than a confrontation. If you’re considering this path, you might be wondering how the whole thing actually works. Let’s walk through it together, step by step.

The role of a mediator is unique in that they are neither advocate nor judge, and their neutrality is one of the most important factors in achieving a positive outcome for all involved. But what exactly does it mean for a mediator to remain neutral?

Family mediation provides a safe, constructive way to resolve disputes while keeping kids out of the crossfire. By focusing on respectful communication and conflict resolution, mediation ensures that children aren’t exposed to unnecessary stress or emotional turmoil.

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