WALLS MEDIATION

Mediation | Arbitration | Mediation Training

“Walls Mediation is here to help you through professional skills in resolving conflict. Each case is different, and we understand that. Our goal is to for you to resolve your case to help avert the cost of litigation. We are here to save our customers time and money so that you can excel in the next chapter of your life and place your case behind you. We are here to mediate and facilitate your negotiations. We make it easy.”

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Conflict Resolution Specialist/Senior Mediator

Dr. Jaermal Maurice Walls Sr. NCMT, MDR, CRS

Walls Mediation is led by Dr. Jaermal Walls is an experienced family, county, and civil mediator certified by the Florida Supreme Court. He is also a Mediator Trainer certified by the National Association of Certified Mediators. Dr. Jaermal Walls is a qualified Arbitrator by the Florida Supreme Court. He is a graduate of the prestigious nationally known Pepperdine University School of Law, where he obtained his Masters in Dispute Resolution at the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution. Dr. Walls has mediated over 1000 cases from the 15th and 19th Judicial Circuit as well as the Florida Department of Financial Services. Dr. Jaermal Walls is a non-attorney and through mediation, aims to help parties to mediate their disputes and come to a possible resolution.

(954)947-1369 Info@wallsmediation.com

  • National Association of Certified Mediator Trainers

  • California Court Certified and Trained

  • Florida Supreme Court Civil, Family, and County Mediator

  • Florida Supreme Court Civil, Family, and County Mediator Assistant Trainer

  • Florida Supreme Court Qualified Arbitrator

  • FINRA Public Arbitrator

  • Reentry Mediation Facilitator

  • Graduate of The Pepperdine School of Law Straus Institute of Dispute Resolution

  • Florida Department of Financial Services Circuit Mediator

  • San Francisco Bar Association Member (Mediation)

Areas of Practice

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    Family Law: Divorce, Paternity, Child Support Calculations and Parenting Plans

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    Civil Cases (General)

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    Small Claims

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    Real Estate

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    Contract Disputes

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    Employment Disputes

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    Landlord / Tenant

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    NIL College Sports Disputes

  • "Walls Mediation helped me in the most complex time of my life. I was torn between choosing litigation or mediation and I made the right choice by using alternative dispute resolution. Walls Mediation guided me and the opposing party through a very complex conflict. I would choose them again"- Maxine W.

    Civil Mediation

  • "As a divorcing couple, we did not want our separation to become difficult so we did our research and found a mediator with great experience and it worked for us. We were able to work through the divorce assets". - Barbara G.

    Divorce Mediation

  • "Our public adjuster had a set number on how much we should receive in claims from our insurance company and Walls Mediation helped us get very close to that figure and we were truly satisfied. We thought we wouldn't get close but his skills helped". - Jose R.

    Insurance Claims

  • "We had a virtual mediation and the experience was remarkable. We were comfortable with Walls Mediation style of mediation which allowed us to come to an agreement quicker than I expected. He was a true class act." - Ronald H.

    Virtual Mediation

FAQs

What are the advantages of Mediation?

Informal. The process is informal and flexible; attorneys are not necessary. There are no formal rules of evidence and no witnesses.

Confidential. Mediation is a confidential process. The mediators will not disclose any information revealed during the mediation. The sessions are not tape-recorded or transcribed. At the conclusion of the mediation, mediators destroy any notes they took during the mediation session.

Effective and Saves Money. When parties want to get on with their business and their lives, mediation is an option to consider. Mediation generally takes less time to complete, allowing for an earlier solution than the outcome and cost of litigation.

What is Mediation?

Mediation is a process wherein the parties meet with a mutually selected impartial and neutral person who assists them in the negotiation of their differences.

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What Does a Mediator Do?

Mediation leaves the decision power totally and strictly with the parties. The mediator does not decide what is “fair” or “right,” does not assess blame nor render an opinion on the merits or chances of success if the case were litigated. Rather, the mediator acts as a catalyst between opposing interests attempting to bring them together by defining issues and eliminating obstacles to communication, while moderating and guiding the process to avoid confrontation and ill will. The mediator will, however, seek concessions from each side during the mediation process.