Mediation
Discuss a constructive approach to addressing disputes through mediation.
Resolving Disputes with Creative Solutions
Meet your Florida Supreme Court Circuit Mediator
Cheryl-Dene Spring, Esq.
Cheryl-Dene has been practicing law in South Florida for the last decade, primarily in the areas of business and real estate. In 2020, Cheryl-Dene became a Special Magistrate for Broward County, presiding over real estate tax matters. Noted as a “Rising Star” in the legal and mediation community, Cheryl-Dene shifted her focus from being a litigator to mediator. Cheryl-Dene’s mediation services are geared towards empowering parties to manage, rather than be managed by, their disputes. She understands what is at stake for disputing parties and how to help parties leverage the true value of mediation by introducing creative solutions.
Experience & approach
- Supreme Court Certified Civil Mediator
- Special Magistrate for Department of Revenue Broward County since 2019
- Real Estate Broker since 2007
- Business Broker /M&A Broker
- Over a decade of real estate & business litigation and transactional experience
- Title Agent for over a decade
- No travel fees
- Only 1 Hour Minimum
Mediation location
- CENTRALLY LOCATED IN DAVIE WITH PRIVATE OFFICES IN A COMFORTABLE SETTING
Why Mediation?
With an avalanche of litigation, mediation has become the go-to for litigants, professionals and the legal system. Many contracts require mediation prior to filing suit and judges often direct parties to attend mediation before they proceed down the path of litigation. This confidential process allows the parties to carve out agreements and to avoid the emotional and costly toils that litigation brings.
Instead of spending your time in the hallways of courthouses, come to our office and mediate your case in a relaxed setting, with different rooms for parties to retreat to and warm coffee with snacks.
Did You Know?
Mediation is a confidential process and all parties agree that the Mediator may NOT be called to testify in any future litigation. Anything discussed during the mediation, including settlements reached, are considered confidential.
Instead of being forced to accept what a court or jury decides, take control of your dispute by way of mediation. Not only will you stop the bleeding of attorney fees and costs, but you will also carve your own terms for an agreement and gain peace of mind in the process.
Types of Disputes We Resolve Through Mediation:
- Business Contract Disputes
- Real Estate Contract Disputes
- Real Estate Escrow Claims
- Workplace Disputes
- Foreclosure