Florida Divorce Mediation Lawyer
I have been a Florida Divorce Mediation Lawyer for many years and have overseen several hundred mediations, handling both attorney-referred and court-ordered mediations involving divorce, custody, and other family law issues. In my role as a mediator and an impartial party I am there not to advise, but to facilitate the work of parties involved as they participate in a collaborative effort towards resolving differences. For more information about my mediation services please contact my New Port Richey office and ask to speak to attorney Gary Urso. Through divorce mediation, whether during the pre-filing period or after filing for divorce, couples are often able to resolve all or some of their differences regarding child custody, division of marital assets and debts, alimony, and support through divorce mediation, reducing the economic and emotional toll imposed by divorce. Even if the mediation leaves some issues to be resolved by the court a partial agreement puts the parties at an advantage when standing in front of the judge.An equally important advantage to alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is that the spouses participate in crafting an agreement they both can live with, rather than having a judgment imposed by a judge who has only a passing familiarity with the people and issues involved. The process is essential to the emotional welfare of any children involved, reducing the emotional strain they experience as their parents divorce and reorganize separate households. Gary A. Urso7702 Massachusetts Avenue
New Port Richey, FL 34653
Phone: 727-847-7808
Toll-free: 866-771-7808
Fax: 727-847-6621
Family lawyer and divorce mediator Gary A. Urso assists clients in New Port Richey, St. Petersburg, Brooksville, Dade City, Spring Hill, Zephyr Hills, Tarpon Springs, Holiday, Palm Harbor, Clearwater, and Port Richey; and in Pasco County, Pinellas County, Hernando County, and other communities throughout the Tampa Bay area and the West Coast of Florida with divorce, custody, child dependency, mediation, domestic violence, and other domestic law issues.