As a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, I’ve seen firsthand how financial literacy can make or break a mediation.
Too often, mediators rely on the lawyers to explain the numbers or worse, they breeze past the financials entirely. But in high-stakes
family law cases, that’s a mistake. Understanding the numbers is key to reaching realistic, durable settlements.
Because of my background in financial management and years of experience analyzing complex financial disclosures, I’m able to:
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Help parties understand what the numbers really mean
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Spot unrealistic offers or hidden risks in a proposed deal
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Ask the right questions about income, expenses, and asset division
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Translate financial complexity into plain language everyone can understand
Whether it’s a self-employed spouse underreporting income or a dispute over the appreciation in a non-marital property, I bring a level of financial clarity to mediation that helps both parties make informed decisions and avoid future litigation.
Good mediation isn’t just about compromise. It’s about understanding. And when financial understanding is critical, my background makes me the right person to
Guide the conversation.
