Family Mediation and Parenting Coordination for Trinity

Why mediation comes first for many Trinity families

Some parents would rather not argue their family matters in open court. Mediation is usually more private, and it lets you shape a schedule around school calendars, work shifts and weekend plans instead of handing every decision to someone else.

Services for Pasco County families

• Family mediation for parenting plans, time-sharing, child support, alimony, and dividing property or debts

• Parenting coordination for parents who need help sticking to a plan that is already in place

• Collaborative divorce, where Jessica serves as the neutral facilitator (the mental health professional on the team)

How a session works

The first step is a free 30-minute consult. When a session is on Zoom, Jessica sends a secure link and explains confidentiality and the format. Some families stay together the whole time, and others meet with her separately in private breakout rooms. Points of agreement go into writing, and each person signs electronically when they are comfortable.

Fees

Mediation is $200 per hour, billed in tenth-of-an-hour (6-minute) increments. Zoom sessions cost the same, and the retainer is set case by case.

Pasco County court information

Pasco County's Unified Family Court sits in two places, one in New Port Richey and one in Dade City. Forms and general information are on the clerk's family law resources page.

This is general information, not legal guidance.

Also see: Pasco County page · Areas served · Appointments

Trinity FAQs

Can we meet in person?

Yes. Families from the Trinity community can meet at Jessica's office in downtown Dade City, open Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM with weekends by appointment, or meet by Zoom.

My co-parent lives in another county. Does that matter?

Not if you meet on Zoom. You each join from wherever you are.

Is Zoom secure enough for something this personal?

Meetings are password protected, and Jessica asks each person to join from somewhere private. She reviews the privacy steps with you before you begin.

Will Jessica write our final paperwork?

Jessica records the terms you agree on in a written agreement. She does not give legal advice, so many people ask their own attorney to look it over.

Is the first consultation free?

Yes. It is a free 30-minute consult, and you can book it online at a time that works for you. It is a chance to ask questions and see whether mediation fits your family before you commit to anything.