The Nuanced Issues of Screen-Sharing in Mediation
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Reducing Barriers,
Empowering Parties
Tyler J. Kelley, J.D.
Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit, Family, County, and Dependency Mediator.
Mr. Kelley provides both professional and experienced mediation services. He has mediated over one-thousand disputes involving a wide variety of issues in his current roles as contract mediator with Florida’s Thirteenth Judicial Circuit; member of the Florida Department of Financial Services’ mediation panel; Mediator for the Florida Department of Education; assistant trainer for county mediation certification; and former roles as mediator for Florida’s Ninth Judicial Circuit ADR department and Assistant to the Director of Mediation in a downtown Orlando law firm. He is a member of the Hillsborough County Bar Association and the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators.
Types of Cases Handled
Call or email today to schedule a virtual mediation with Mr. Kelley.
813-279-1742
tkelley@kelleymediation.com
"The power of the mediator is in empowering the parties."
How a Mediator Can Help Resolve Conflict
A neutral third party
A mediator is a neutral third party who can assist in reaching a resolution in a dispute. A mediator can help break down barriers to communication, and identify and explore solutions to areas of contention within a dispute. As the guardian of the process, the mediator will work to emphasize key concepts of mediation that empower the parties such as: fairness, flexibility, confidentiality, and self-determination.
Mediation is a non-adversarial proceeding that places decision-making authority with the parties and not the mediator. This allows the mediation process to focus on empowering parties along with their needs and interest. In this process, the mediator acts to facilitate the parties reaching a mutually-acceptable agreement.
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