Certified Primary trainers, Mel Rubin and Gary Canner**, in affiliation with the University of Miami School of Law, announce specialized 40-hour Certified Circuit Civil and Family Mediation sessions.

 Florida Supreme Court Certified  

  Circuit Civil Mediation Training 

 October 29, 20, 31, November 6 & 7, 2010

NOTICE: On December 28, 2009 The Florida Supreme Court entered  Administrative Order AOSC09-54 requiring mediation in residential mortgage foreclosure cases.  As a result, our Circuit Civil Classes have been sold out and we have been unable to accommodate all those who attempted to register. We are sorry for this situation and we expect that the same will occur in our future classes. In order to avoid being "shut-out" for our October 29, 2010 training, please register NOW to secure a place in our course. Enrollment is limited by Florida Supreme Court rule.

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Family Mediation Training

December 3, 4, 5, 11 & 12, 2010

Registration fee, of $995 per person, per training,  includes 47 CLE credits (including 7.7 in ethics) from the Florida Bar, Training Manual, refreshments, and a Certificate of Completion.  This 40 hour training begins daily at 8:00am and continues until 5:30pm, with breaks at lunch and mid-morning and mid afternoon. Lunch is on your own.

Click on the Circuit Civil & Family Trainings link on the left, to register, or for specific program information, call our Training Coordinator toll free at 866-401-4529.

Please contact Mediation Services, Inc. for assistance with any special access needs.

No representations are expressed or implied as to eligibility or certification as a Florida Supreme Court mediator by Mediation Services, Inc., or any of it's trainers. All registrants/trainees should verify their individual eligibility for mediator certification with the Florida Dispute Resolution Center.

**Gary Canner is a Primary Circuit Civil Trainer

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 On Novemer 15, 2007, the Florida Supreme Court amended the Rules and removed Bar membership requirement for Certification as Circuit Civil Mediator (No. SCO5-998). These Rules now provide a true point-based mediator certification system. No longer must one be an attorney to become a Certified Circuit Court Mediator. http://www.flcourts.org