Orlando divorce mediation gives spouses a structured way to resolve parenting, support, property, debt, and other divorce terms without asking a judge to decide them. Charles Geller provides private mediation by Zoom throughout Florida and offers in-person availability at ADR Mediation Center’s Lee Road office in Orlando.
Is divorce mediation available in person in Orlando?
Yes. Orlando-area couples can ask about meeting in person at 933 Lee Road, Suite 406, Orlando, Florida 32810. Virtual mediation is also available when one or both spouses prefer to participate from separate locations.
Can both spouses join from different locations?
Yes. Each spouse can join a private Zoom session from a different location. This can reduce travel, simplify scheduling, and help each participant maintain a calm, private setting.
What issues can Orlando divorce mediation resolve?
Mediation can address the complete set of terms needed for an uncontested Florida divorce, including equitable distribution of assets and debts, parenting plans, time-sharing, child support, alimony, and other agreed provisions. The mediator remains neutral and does not represent either spouse or give legal advice.
How long does Orlando divorce mediation take?
Most mediation sessions at ADR Mediation Center take about 2–4 hours, although timing depends on the number and complexity of the unresolved issues. From the first consultation through a court-ready agreement, many cases move forward within 30–60 days.
How much does Orlando divorce mediation cost?
The $1,950 starting price includes up to two hours of mediation and Marital Settlement Agreement drafting. Cases requiring more session time cost more. Review the full pricing explanation for inclusions and factors that affect the total.
Who is the mediator?
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. Learn more about Charles’s credentials and approach.
How do we start?
Begin with a free 30-minute consultation by phone or Zoom. Charles will explain the process, answer questions, and help determine whether mediation is appropriate for your situation.
Request a free 30-minute consultation or call (407) 834-5800.