Flat-Fee Pricing
Family Mediation Package
— For couples with children and/or assetS
- One 6-hour reserved mediation session
- Individual intake and pre-mediation preparation
- Guidance on documents and forms needed for mediation
- Written Summary of Agreed Terms covering the parenting, financial, or other agreements reached in mediation
- One fee covers both participants
- No additional administrative or preparation fees
Why a flat fee?
Family conversations don’t always fit neatly into a two-hour appointment. The flat fee reserves a dedicated six-hour mediation session, giving participants time to work through the issues they bring to mediation without calculating the cost of every additional 30 minutes.
$1,295
TOTAL FLAT FEE
Participants may divide the fee between them.
Simple Mediation Package
— For couples No children or assets
- One 3-hour reserved mediation session
- Individual intake and pre-mediation preparation
- Guidance on documents and forms needed for mediation
- Written Summary of Agreed Terms reflecting the agreements reached in mediation
- One fee covers both participants
- No additional administrative or preparation fees
Designed for simpler matters
Not every family needs six hours of mediation. This package provides a smaller amount of mediation time for situations with fewer issues to work through.
$795
TOTAL FLAT FEE
Participants may divide the fee between them.
See How it all Fits Together
The My Fair Mediation Guide walks through the MFM process from Mediation Orientation and preparation through mediation, the Written Summary of Agreed Terms, and review. It also includes package information, checklists, and Florida Family Law forms commonly used in the process.
Read online or download a printable copy.
Mediation Options for Real-Life Family Situations
Family mediation is not limited to divorce.
My Fair Mediation offers support for a wide range of family situations, including:
- Married couples
- Unmarried parents
- Separated partners
- Co-parents who were never married
- Families working through parenting schedules
- Parents trying to create structure before conflict gets bigger
- Couples or co-parents who need help having practical conversations without turning every text into a courtroom exhibit
For unmarried parents, mediation can be a helpful space to discuss parenting time, communication, decision-making, schedules, boundaries, and next steps in a neutral, structured setting.
Whether you were married, never married, together, separated, or somewhere in the “it’s complicated but the child still needs a schedule” aisle — mediation can help create a clearer conversation.
My Fair Mediation provides neutral, process-focused mediation for families navigating real-life transitions.
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You don’t need to have everything figured out before taking the first step.
A structured first meeting to understand the process and decide if mediation is the right next step.
