A network of Riveros Corp
A network of Riveros Corp
Resolve your disputes without going to trial, with a mediator certified by the state of Florida. A confidential process, faster and cheaper than the courts — with service in Spanish or English, in person in Miami or by video call.
Certified by the state of Florida.
What was discussed in mediation remains reserved.
Much faster and cheaper than a trial.
Sessions in Spanish or English, your choice.
He wants to separate by mutual agreement, protect his children and his assets, and avoid a court battle.
Custody, parenting, inheritances or disagreements between family members that threaten to break the relationship.
Partners, contracts, landlord-tenant or neighbors: the conflict grows and no one gives in.
You know that litigation can take years and consume thousands of dollars — you look for another way out.
Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process in which a neutral third party – the mediator – helps the parties to dialogue, understand their interests and reach mutually acceptable agreements, without the need for a trial. At Notary Public Center mediation is conducted by a mediator certified by the state of Florida, in your language and at your own pace: it is the parties, not a judge, who decide the outcome.
By WhatsApp or phone. We evaluate your case, explain the process and coordinate with the other party.
Dialogue guided by the mediator, neutral and confidential. In person in Miami or by video call.
Agreements reached are documented in writing, ready to sign — and notarize if desired.
Explore each service and choose the one you need.
Divorce by mutual agreement: assets, custody and support, without a court battle.
See service →Custody, parenting, inheritances and family conflicts, preserving the relationship.
See service →Process conducted by a state-certified mediator, trained in dispute resolution.
A safe space where both parties can speak frankly, without anything being used against them.
Sessions in Spanish or English — without interpreters or misunderstandings.
In the heart of Miami or by video call, even with parties in other countries.
The agreements reached can be signed and notarized in the same office.
Transparent per-session fees — a fraction of the cost of litigation.
Many of the families and businesses we serve have members or partners in different countries. With mediation by video call, the parties can discuss and reach agreements even if they are in Miami, Caracas or Bogotá — in their language, with a certified neutral mediator, and with the possibility of notarizing the final agreement in our office.
Good and courteous service, friendly staff, always on time.
Highly professional, clean environment in a central location.
Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process in which a neutral third party – the mediator – helps the parties to dialogue and reach mutually acceptable agreements, without the need for a trial. The parties retain control of the outcome: nothing is imposed on them.
No. The mediator is a neutral facilitator: he does not judge, he does not represent any of the parties and he does not provide legal advice. Its role is to help the parties communicate and build their own agreement. Each party may, if they wish, consult their own attorney during the process.
Yes. Confidentiality is one of the pillars of mediation: what is discussed in the sessions remains reserved, unlike a trial, which is public. This allows you to speak candidly and explore solutions without fear.
It depends on the case, but most mediations are resolved in one to three sessions, in a matter of weeks. Litigation over the same issues can take months or years.
Mediation costs a fraction of litigation: you pay per session and there are no months of accumulated fees. Contact us and we will explain the rates clearly before you start.
If the parties reach an agreement, it is documented in writing and signed by both. Depending on the type of matter, the agreement may be submitted to the appropriate court for approval — we guide you on the next step, without providing legal advice. Additionally, signatures can be notarized in our office.
Mediation is ideal for divorces by mutual agreement: it allows the division of assets, custody and support to be resolved in a private and orderly manner. The divorce itself is processed before the court; Mediation produces the agreements that accompany this process.
Yes. Family mediation helps parents build a parenting plan focused on the well-being of their children: calendar, decisions, communication and support, without legal confrontations.
Yes. We offer mediation by video call, useful when the parties live in different cities or countries — a common situation in Hispanic families with members in the US and Latin America.
Mediation is voluntary: if there is no agreement, the parties retain all their rights and can go to court. What is discussed in mediation remains confidential.
It is not mandatory. Mediation is not a substitute for legal advice: each party is free to consult their own attorney before signing any agreement, and it is often advisable. The mediator does not provide legal advice to any of the parties.
Yes, mediation sessions are carried out completely in Spanish or English, depending on the parties’ preference.
Book your initial session by WhatsApp or by phone and we will explain the process clearly, without obligation.
