Family Mediation & Parenting Coordination in Dade City

Jessica Oliver, LCSW, a Central Florida-based Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator (#44460 CF) and a qualified Florida parenting coordinator, helps East Pasco families settle before they reach a courtroom. She earned her Bachelor of Social Work at Saint Leo University.

The East Pasco mediation office

The circuit's East Pasco mediation office is in Suite 124 of the Sumner Judicial Center, (352) 521-4378. It schedules court-referred family mediations, and income-eligible parties can get reduced rates. Families who want more time, a mediator of their choosing, or a session before anything is filed can hire a private mediator instead.

Scheduling that works for East Pasco

Jessica offers sessions by Zoom so nobody loses a workday to travel, and in-person sessions are available in Pasco County.

Mediation services

• Divorce and property settlement

• Parenting plans and time-sharing

• Child support and post-judgment modifications

• Paternity

Parenting coordination in East Pasco

A parenting plan is only as good as the follow-through. When parents keep clashing over exchanges, school decisions or holidays, a parenting coordinator under Fla. Stat. §61.125 helps implement the plan and resolve day-to-day disputes, often without another hearing. Jessica's clinical background in high-conflict and trauma work suits families worn down by repeated litigation.

Pricing is simple: $200 an hour for mediation, a 2-hour minimum, and a free 15-minute consultation.

Nearby: Zephyrhills, San Antonio, Saint Leo, Wesley Chapel · Pasco County page · Mediation · Parenting coordination

Dade City FAQs

Where is the family court in Dade City?

The Robert D. Sumner Judicial Center, 38053 Live Oak Avenue, part of Florida's Sixth Judicial Circuit.

Does the court offer its own mediation?

Yes. The Sixth Circuit offers court family mediation at reduced rates to eligible parties. Private mediation lets you choose your mediator, timing and number of sessions.

Do we both have to travel to meet?

No. Sessions can be held by Zoom, each person joining from home.

What does a parenting coordinator do that a mediator doesn't?

A mediator helps you reach an agreement. A coordinator helps you live with an existing plan, resolving recurring disputes over time.

Is there a free consultation?

Yes, 15 minutes, for one parent or spouse alone.