505 East Jackson St.
Suite 205 Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 272-2345
24/7 Client Support
Mon - Fri: 9 - 5
Office Hours
Suite 205 Tampa, FL 33602
24/7 Client Support
Office Hours
Our Firm has represented clients in hundreds and hundreds of family law mediations. It has respect for the possibilities that can be achieved when two people come to the table ready to come to a solution.
The parties are aided by their attorneys and a neutral mediator. A settlement agreement is the overall goal of the mediation process. In the event the parties cannot settle, another phase usually begins in the case, that is, the trial preparation stage.
Tampa Family Lawyer William S. Foley feels preparing his clients for mediation in advance is important and critical to the outcome.
It is important to know what mediation is all about and the options a client might have available during mediation.
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Therefore, mediation preparation sessions with the client and attorney are normally scheduled and have been instrumental in the Office’s overall approach to each client’s case.
What is the benefit of being in separate rooms during mediation?

Speak to a Tampa Divorce Lawyer and Family Law Attorney today about your options for mediation. Call the office at (813) 272-2345 and set up a consultation with William S. Foley.
Foley Family Law feels it is important to charge reasonable fees and costs in the litigation and settlement of divorce and family law matters. The office sends out regular billing statements and invoices so clients know exactly how the office is proceeding in their case and where their retainers are at. Each client is quoted an initial retainer at the initial consultation and the billing process is detailed in the retainer agreement the client is provided and signs prior to retaining.
Call today (813) 272-2345 to set up a consultation with a Tampa Bay Divorce Lawyer and Family Law Attorney.
Foley Family Law provides clients with high-quality representation in heated alimony, property, or children’s issues cases. The majority of the Divorce matters the Office handles are contested on one or more issues at one point during the case, therefore the Office has a wealth of experience in dealing with these types of Divorce matters.
