Don’t Let Small Disputes Turn Into Big Headaches
- Letting claims or conflicts stall for months, risking lost money or opportunities.
- Paying costly legal fees when mediation could resolve things affordably.
- Not knowing about Florida’s free or low-cost DFS mediation for many insurance issues.
- Avoiding resolution out of fear of legal jargon or the court process.

FAQs About Civil & Insurance Mediation
What types of cases can be resolved in mediation?
Nearly any civil matter—insurance claims, contractor disputes, inheritance, neighbor issues, and more—can be mediated if both sides are willing.
Do I need a lawyer for mediation?
No. Most people mediate without lawyers, but you’re welcome to consult one for advice.
What if the insurance company or other party doesn’t want to mediate?
Mediation is voluntary unless court-ordered, but Florida law encourages it—especially for insurance claims. You can request mediation, and some programs require insurers to participate.
How much does mediation cost?
For many insurance cases, DFS mediation is free or very low cost. Other civil mediations are far more affordable than hiring attorneys and going to court.
Is a mediated settlement legally binding?
Yes—once signed, a mediated agreement is enforceable like any other contract.
Find Peace of Mind—Resolve Your Dispute the Easier Way
Legal Weaver Mediation helps Floridians resolve insurance, consumer, and personal disputes efficiently—without the stress or expense of court. With a focus on practical, confidential solutions, the firm serves individuals and families across the state, including Orlando, Miami, Tampa, and the Lakeland/Winter Haven area. Book a confidential mediation session today and move forward with clarity, closure, and confidence.


