When setting a mediation, your attorney or you will typically book a mediation for a certain amount of time. If that is insufficient for you to settle your mediation, sometimes mediations are adjourned. That means that they are continued to another day. It may take more than one or two days to settle a mediation, dependent on your case. Sometimes additional information is needed or sometimes just additional time is needed because there are a lot of issues to be discussed. A mediation may also take as short as 30 minutes. It just depends on the issues in the case.
Jean M. Dwyer | 386-871-4438 | 170 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, Florida 32176
Jean M. Dwyer is a Certified Family and County Court Mediator, Certified Circuit Court Mediator and an approved Appellate Court Mediator. Jean Dwyer graduated from Stetson University College of Law in 1990 and was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1991. From 2000 to 2006 Ms. Dwyer served as the General Magistrate and Child Support Hearing Officer in the Seventh Judicial Circuit covering Volusia, Flagler, Putnam and St. Johns County. Her duties as a General Magistrate involved presiding over Family Law and Dependency matters. Prior to being appointed the General Magistrate she served as a Civil Traffic Infraction Hearing Officer. Since 2008 Ms. Dwyer has served as the Special Master in Code Enforcement Hearings for the City of Ormond Beach and presently serves as the Chair for the Ormond Beach Neighborhood Improvement Advisory Board.
