DEVRON L. DOYNO

Florida Supreme Court Certified

Civil and Family Mediator

9040 Town Center Parkway, Lakewood Ranch, Florida 34202

Why Mediation.

 

In today’s litigious society the courts are backlogged with lawsuits, causing prolonged periods of time for litigants to receive adjudication of their case brought before the court.

Mediation as a form of alternative dispute resolution is often considered and ordered by the court prior to setting a trial date, affording litigants with an opportunity to expedite resolution of their dispute without further need of court involvement. Potentially reducing costs to settle a dispute between disputants.

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What is Mediation?

Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution, which allows parties in dispute to come together with the assistance of an unbiased third party neutral known as a mediator to facilitate a process for the parties to mutually come to an agreement to settle their dispute. The process of mediation permits disputing parties to participate openly with the mediator, while maintaining control of their determinations.

The mediator’s role is not to make decisions or to coerce the parties to accept offers of settlement. The mediator’s role is to utilize competencies as a neutral and impartial third party, assisting the parties in dispute to formulate their own decisions by distributing essential information, clarifying concerns, aiding with the exploration of alternative solutions, and signifying potential compromises.

 
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The Benefits of Mediation

Mediation offers many benefits to parties in dispute, such as:

  • Costs considerably less than litigating in court

  • Takes less time to reach an equitable resolution, thereby reducing prolonged trepidation, doubt, and animosity of a court proceeding

  • Mediation sessions are confidential, allowing disputants the freedom to openly express their positions

  • The parties mutually determine and formulate a settlement agreement between them, compared to the dispute being decided by a judge or a jury selected from a public jury pool

  • If the parties do not reach an agreement to settle their dispute the parties do not lose their right to litigate in court

 
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Pro-Se and Pre-Suit Mediation

Parties in dispute consider Pro-Se and Pre-Suit mediations when they desire to resolve their issues quickly, and for fewer resolution costs.

Mediation services are offered to attorney-represented clients, Pro Se clients, and for Pre-Suit parties for Civil and Family disputes throughout the state of Florida. Mediation sessions are offered by both electronic video mediation sessions, and in-person mediation sessions.

Request a Pre-Mediation Consultation.

Please call (941) 744-1811 or fill out our online form to make an appointment for a free initial consultation where you will speak with a member of our team who will evaluate your situation and explain the options available to you, along with the estimated costs.

“Devron L. Doyno offers to his clients the highest level of professional mannerism as an unbiased third-party neutral. His unique approach provides clients the comfort of resolving disputes in the most amicable manner.”

 

Contact

Feel free to contact us with any questions.

Email
ddoyno@doubledmediation.com

Phone
(941) 744-1811