Virtual Family Mediation & Parenting Coordination for Orlando
Orlando families meet with Jessica entirely online. Every Orange County session takes place on Zoom, which spares you I-4 traffic and lets each parent log in from wherever they're comfortable, including different homes.
Jessica is a licensed clinical social worker, a qualified parenting coordinator and a Florida Supreme Court certified family mediator (#44460F). Her stance is neutral: she supports a fair process for both people and does not hand out legal advice.
A different path than litigation
Mediation lets you settle family matters without arguing them in open court. For parents working theme-park, hospitality, airport or healthcare schedules with odd hours, virtual sessions can be arranged in ways that fit around changing shifts.
What's offered to Orange County clients
Virtual divorce and family mediation: time-sharing, parenting plans, support, and how to divide a home, accounts or debts
Parenting coordination by video: a steady, neutral resource for parents who share a plan but still clash on day-to-day issues
Collaborative divorce facilitation: working as the neutral on a collaborative team where each spouse has counsel
From consult to agreement
Free consult: 15 minutes to ask questions and decide whether this approach suits you
Orientation: a Zoom link, ground rules and a plain explanation of confidentiality
Sessions: joint discussion or private breakout rooms, depending on what helps
Written terms: a summary of decisions you reach, signed electronically
Orange County details
Family cases in Orange County are part of Florida's Ninth Judicial Circuit. Jessica operates independently of the courts; this section is general background only.
Helpful links: Orange County virtual mediation · Locations Jessica serves · Parenting coordination · Make an appointment
Orlando questions
Are sessions for Orlando clients ever in person?
No. Orange County sessions are offered virtually by Zoom.
We both work nights. Can sessions fit around that?
Weekday hours run 9 to 5, and weekend appointments can be arranged. Jessica will look for a time that works for both of you.
Can a parenting coordinator help with exchanges across town?
Yes. Parents can work out exchange spots, timing and what happens when traffic or work runs late, within the plan they already have.
Do we each need a lawyer?
It isn't required to mediate, but each of you is welcome to consult your own attorney before or during the process.
Schedule a free 15-minute consult, call (813) 449-2500, or reach out at jessica@calminchaos.net.
Jessica Oliver, LCSW, is a mediator and licensed clinical social worker, not an attorney. Mediation and parenting coordination are not legal advice or representation.
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM; weekends by appointment.
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