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About J Forrest Young, M.Ed.
Our Expertise
In Family Law matters—where children, long-term relationships, and future co-parenting are at stake—Mr. Young’s interdisciplinary expertise supports resolutions that are not only legally sound, but psychologically informed, sustainable, and respectful of the dignity of all involved.
Drawing on twenty plus years of teaching and Florida court administrative experience, Mr. Young is adept at recognizing patterns of conflict, power imbalances, and emotional impasse. He integrates this expertise into mediation while guiding discussions toward constructive outcomes. His academic background enables him to explain complex emotional issues in accessible terms, empowering clients to make informed decisions.
Online Conflict Resolution
Experienced Mediation Professional
Experienced Mediation Professional
Experienced Mediation Professional
Experience You Can Trust
- J. Forrest Young, M.Ed. has served as Director for Alternative Dispute Resolution for Florida’s Tenth Judicial Circuit Court. Experienced in divorce and family law matters.
- Forrest holds a Master’s Degree in Education from the University of South Florida and post graduate studies in Developmental Psychology and Human Identity Theory.
- He is certified by the Florida Supreme Court as a Family Law Mediator. Mr. Young currently is a member of the Mediator Qualification and Discipline Review Board.
Divorce Coach Services
Experienced Mediation Professional
Experienced Mediation Professional
Sometimes A Simple Conversation Can Help
- Before pursuing legal action, it is often beneficial to explore alternative solutions, such as mediation, for Family Law Matters.
- With twenty plus years experience as a Family Law Mediator, former ADR Director, Professional Guardian ad Litem, and Professor of Psychology, I can help you gain valuable perspective and provide assistance to help evaluate your options for delicate family matters.
Professional Membership
Statement on Privacy & Confidentiality
Mediation Confidentiality Protected By Florida Statute
44.405 Confidentiality; privilege; exceptions.—
(1) Except as provided in this section, all mediation communications shall be confidential. A mediation participant shall not disclose a mediation communication to a person other than another mediation participant or a participant’s counsel. A violation of this section may be remedied as provided by s. 44.406. If the mediation is court ordered, a violation of this section may also subject the mediation participant to sanctions by the court, including, but not limited to, costs, attorney’s fees, and mediator’s fees.
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