Achieve efficient, neutral conflict resolution with an expert mediator, fostering collaboration and preserving relationships.
Robin Turner
Robin is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator, certified in Family, County and Circuit Civil Court. She is a certified mediator for the Florida Department of Financial Services, The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares and Mobile Homes, and the County of Palm Beach Alternative Dispute Resolution Office. She is a member of the National Realtors Association, the Broward, Greater Palm Beaches and St. Lucie Board of Realtors, and is an actively licensed Florida Community Association Manager. She is a graduate of Penn State University and is a member of the Association of South Florida Mediators & Arbitrators, the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators as well as the American Bar Association.
Benefits of working with a
non-attorney mediator:
Neutrality.
Non-attorney mediators are neutral third parties who do not have a vested interest in the outcome of the mediation. This neutrality helps create a safe and unbiased environment for parties to express their concerns and explore potential solutions.
Collaborative Approach.
Non-attorney mediators typically focus on fostering collaboration and finding win-win solutions. They encourage parties to work together to find mutually beneficial agreements, rather than engaging in a win-lose mentality that is often associated with litigation.
Efficiency.
Non-attorney mediators are often able to schedule and conduct mediation sessions more quickly than attorneys who may have busy court schedules. This can help expedite the resolution process and save time for all parties involved.
Flexibility.
Non-attorney mediators are not bound by the formalities and procedures of the legal system. They have the flexibility to adapt the mediation process to the unique needs of the parties and the specific conflict, often allowing for a more personalized and effective resolution. Many non-attorney mediators bring to the table a body of life experience outside of the legal world. This life experience in the construction industry or business world for example may help save time and foster a meaningful dialogue, resulting in a beneficial outcome for all parties involved.
Confidentiality.
Non-attorney mediators are bound by confidentiality rules, ensuring that discussions and information shared during mediation are kept confidential. This confidentiality encourages open and honest communication and allows parties to explore potential solutions without fear of their words being used against them later.
Focus on Relationships.
Non-attorney mediators understand the importance of maintaining relationships, especially in cases involving families, businesses, or ongoing partnerships. They work to preserve and improve relationships by facilitating respectful and constructive communication, which can lead to long-term benefits beyond the immediate conflict resolution.