10/06/2026
Considering divorce in South Florida? You may have more options than going to court.
If you're searching for divorce mediation in South Florida, Collaborative Divorce in Fort Lauderdale, or ways to settle your divorce without going to court, it's important to know that litigation isn't the only path.
For many couples, mediation or Collaborative Divorce can provide a structured way to address important issues such as:
• Parenting and time-sharing
• Child support and financial responsibilities
• Division of marital assets and debts
• The family home and other property
• Long-term financial arrangements
The goal is to reach an agreement together rather than asking a judge to make these decisions for you.
As a South Florida divorce attorney and Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, I advocate for approaches that encourage communication, problem-solving, and informed decision-making.
This doesn't mean every divorce can or should be resolved outside of court. Some situations require litigation.
But if you and your spouse are willing to work toward an agreement, mediation and Collaborative Divorce may offer a better way forward.
If you're considering divorce in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Palm Beach County, or Miami-Dade County, learn about your options before deciding how your divorce needs to proceed.
There are better ways to divorce.
Carolann Mazza, P.A.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Collaborative Divorce • Mediation • Better Ways to Divorce