Sometimes, you need an attorney to fight for your interest.  Other times, you may need a mediator to help settle a dispute.

Especially if the other party to the dispute has an attorney, retaining your own will protect you. Some people hire an attorney to go with them to a mediation as their representative, while others hire an attorney to mediate the dispute for both parties.

Both options can be very valuable, and can give you the support you need in a family mediation  or other circuit civil mediation. When you can settle issues this way, you can avoid many costly fees and also stay out of the courtroom, which helps you move through the case more easily.

Family mediation is one of the best options for settling important issues but keeping them from the courtroom. Whether you're in a custody dispute, a child support case, or can't agree on asset division during a divorce, an attorney can help mediate those concerns.

You can also use an attorney for circuit civil mediation cases, such as harm from a faulty product, issues with a neighbor's fence line, or other types of civl matters. Working with a mediator from Owens Penrod, P.A. on those kinds of cases can help you resolve your dispute more smoothly than dealing with the uncertainty of a trial.

If you need mediation services in the Keystone Heights, Middleburg, or Tallahassee, FL areas who can also mediate from coast to coast, reach out to us at Owens Penrod, P.A. and we'd be honored to mediate your case.