Danielle Carney seated at the head of an oval antique farmhouse table with parties in high-back leather chairs, in a warm study with tall bookshelves and large windows
Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator

Central Florida Mediation for Family and Civil Disputes

Resolution.
Respect. Results.

Independent, neutral mediation services for Family, Circuit Civil, County Civil, Small Claims, and Dependency matters. Based in Citrus County, Florida, Danielle primarily conducts sessions by secure online video (Zoom), so she can serve clients anywhere in Florida. In-person mediation is available within the Fifth Judicial Circuit by arrangement.

FL SUPREME COURT CERTIFIED MEDIATOR # 39095 CFRD
Family · Circuit Civil · County Civil · Dependency
Confidential & Neutral
Citrus County · Fifth Judicial Circuit · Statewide Remote
A Better Path Forward

Where conflict ends and clarity begins.

Danielle helps Floridians navigate difficult disputes outside the courtroom. Whether navigating a divorce, a parenting plan, a property dispute, an insurance claim, or a business disagreement, she brings more than twenty years of court-related and social services experience, a patient and practical approach, and the steady neutrality mediation requires.

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Certified in Four Areas
 Family · Circuit Civil · County Civil · Dependency Mediator # 39095 CFRD
Remote Sessions, In-Person Available
Most mediations are held by Zoom; in-person mediation is available within the Fifth Judicial Circuit by arrangement
Neutral & Confidential
An impartial process focused on practical, lasting resolutions
The Process

Clear steps. Thoughtful guidance. A path forward.

  1. 01
    Submit an Inquiry

    Complete the inquiry form with your contact information, the type of dispute, and whether the other party has agreed to mediation. Danielle will personally review your inquiry and contact you within one business day to arrange an initial phone conversation.

  2. 02
    Initial Complimentary Consultation

    Danielle will contact you by phone to learn more about your matter, answer initial questions, explain the mediation process and fees, and discuss whether Danielle's mediation services are a good fit for your dispute. A standard conflict-of-interest check will be completed before proceeding.

  3. 03
    Scheduling & Confirmation

    If you choose to move forward, Danielle will coordinate a session date, time, and format with the parties. Before the session is confirmed, each party will receive an Agreement to Mediate. This written agreement explains the mediation process, Danielle’s role as a neutral mediator, the parties’ responsibilities, and the terms of the mediation, including fees. It gives everyone an opportunity to review and understand the terms before agreeing to proceed. The session is confirmed once all parties have signed the agreement.

  4. 04
    Preparation

    Before mediation, parties are encouraged to share relevant background information, supporting documents, or position statements with the appropriate participants in advance of the session. This allows everyone time to review the information, prepare for meaningful discussions, and make informed decisions. For court-related matters, each party should also ensure that any required court filings are addressed, as applicable.

Begin

Take the first step toward resolution.

Most matters can be scheduled within two weeks. Submit an inquiry to start a confidential conversation about your situation and whether mediation is right for you.

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