Miami divorce mediation by Zoom gives spouses a private, structured way to resolve parenting, support, property, debt, and other divorce terms from separate locations. Charles Geller serves clients throughout Florida without requiring travel to Orlando.
Is divorce mediation available to Miami couples by Zoom?
Yes. Charles conducts private virtual mediation for clients in Miami, South Florida, and all 67 Florida counties. Each spouse can participate from a separate private location.
Do both spouses need to be in the same room?
No. Virtual mediation allows each participant to join separately. Charles guides the discussion, keeps the process balanced, and helps both spouses work through unresolved issues without taking either person’s side.
What issues can Miami divorce mediation resolve?
Mediation can address equitable distribution, real estate, retirement accounts, debts, parenting plans, time-sharing, child support, alimony, and other agreed terms needed for an uncontested Florida divorce. The mediator remains neutral and does not give legal advice.
How long does Miami divorce mediation take?
Most sessions at ADR Mediation Center take about 2–4 hours. Timing varies with the number and complexity of the issues, but many couples reach agreement in one session and move from consultation to court-ready documents within 30–60 days.
How much does Miami divorce mediation cost?
The $1,950 starting price includes up to two hours of mediation and Marital Settlement Agreement drafting. More complex cases or additional session time cost more. See Florida divorce mediation pricing for details.
Who conducts the mediation?
Charles Geller is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family, Civil, and Appellate Mediator with more than 20 years of mediation experience and more than 30 years of clinical therapy practice. Read about Charles’s background and credentials.
How do Miami couples get started?
Begin with a free 30-minute consultation by phone or Zoom. Charles will explain what mediation can address, answer questions, and help determine whether the process is appropriate for your situation.