Marcia T Dunn, Attorney-Trustee-Mediator

Marcia T. Dunn, Certified Mediator

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Ms. Dunn serves as a Mediator in the area of civil circuit, county and family law, and is on the approved list of mediators for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Florida. Ms. Dunn has also been certified as an arbitrator in the State of Florida.

Mediation is a process by which a neutral third party called a mediator hears a dispute between two or more parties and attempts to help the parties settle their dispute in a mutually satisfactory manner. The mediator can help the parties recognize the strengths and weaknesses of their case and can offer creative suggestions for the resolution of the dispute. Mediation can save time, money and is a method of avoiding the inherent risks of litigation. The process is entirely voluntary and non-binding. The parties work in a collaborative, controlled environment and the ultimate decision as to the outcome of the dispute rests solely with the parties involved. All matters discussed at the mediation are confidential. A mediation may be set at any point in a dispute, whether it is prior to a lawsuit being filed or afterwards. Any type of matter may be mediated, including:civil disputes; divorce, custody, support, alimony; financial matters/bankruptcy issues; lawsuits of any nature; business matters

Ms. Dunn has been trained as a certified mediator and is available to act as a mediator for virtually any type of dispute. She is experienced in numerous areas and can provide invaluable assistance to you and your clients.

MARCIA T. DUNN, P.A.

ATTORNEY - TRUSTEE - MEDIATOR 786.433.3866

ANY TYPE OF MATTER MAY BE MEDIATED, INCLUDING:

CIVIL DISPUTES
DIVORCE
CUSTODY
SUPPORT
ALIMONY
FINANCIAL MATTERS/BANKRUPTCY ISSUE
LAWSUITS OF ANY NATURE
BUSINESS MATTERS

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