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Divorce
Child Support
The most common type of family mediation case is a divorce or dissolution of marriage case, which may include some or all of the following legal issues: custody of minor children, distribution of assets (eg a marital home or business, or retirement funds), distribution of liabilities (eg joint or individual debts), food, child support, attorney's fees.
Paternity
Family mediation consists of two parties - either spouses or parents in divorce or paternity cases, or family members in other conflicts concerning guardianships or other issues (our page on mediating trust, inheritance and probate matters is currently under construction).
Guardianship
Charlie Greene retired as a Circuit Judge after more than 32 years on the bench. Most recently, he served as the Administrative Judge of the probate and guardianship division for Florida’s 17

Wrongful Death
He has regularly handled cases involving automobile, motorcycle and trucking collisions; medical negligence, plaintiffs’ personal injury and wrongful death; pharmaceutical litigation; nursing home negligence/abuse; and commercial disputes.
Sex Crimes
The rapist is believed to be a black man, as Ms. Knowles initially reported, by the name of Sam Wiley Odom. Sheriff McCall used his influence to have Mr. Odom executed for a different rape charge he had been arrested for so he couldn't be implicated in the rape of Ms. Knowles. Sheriff McCall died in 1994.
Murder
He also served in the criminal division (presiding over more than 30 first-degree murder trials), the family division and the civil division and was the Administrative Judge of the criminal division, overseeing the trial, domestic violence, career criminal and drug court divisions and presiding over felony trials. As a Circuit Judge, he has presided over more than 1,000 jury trials and tens of thousands of hearings and non-jury trials. He also was an Associate Judge for the 4

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Arbitrator/Mediator Donald J. Weidner has published a new paper, "The Unfortunate Role of Special Litigation Committees in LLCs." It may be found and downloaded here, or, if you are a member of the American Bar Association Business Law Sect... Read More

Employment Litigation
It is a lay misconception that one never knows how a case will turn out until someone decides it. In employment disputes, whether discrimination cases or statutory wage claims, the probable or certain outcome can, by diligence and focus, usually be determined within weeks after filing. Once that is known, it is time to think about settlement or litigating.

Premises Liability
He brings this quality with him to his full-time neutral practice with Upchurch Watson White & Max, along with more than 32 years of civil litigation experience as both plaintiff and defense counsel on Florida’s Southwest Gulf Coast Region in areas such as personal injury, complex medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, premises liability and commercial cases.

Personal Injury
Mr. Sands began his legal career more than 35 years ago when he joined a large law firm handling commercial litigation. Later, he served as an attorney for the Fourth Circuit State Attorney Office in Jacksonville, handling felony prosecutions, before returning to Volusia County to practice personal injury law. He has been managing partner of Sands, White & Sands P.A. for the last 20 years. Mr. Sands has broad experience in commercial and personal injury litigation, including medical negligence.
Medical Malpractice
More than 32 years of civil litigation as both plaintiff and defense counsel in Florida’s Southwest Gulf Coast Region also serve as a backdrop for his full-time neutral career. His areas of practice included personal injury, complex medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, premises liability, commercial cases and nursing home negligence. Even while a student at Stetson University College of Law, Mr. Haskins was recognized for trial advocacy, winning the Victor O. Wehle Award, and he was a Stetson Law Review editorial board member.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
"The program will feature the top speakers in the United States on tax, business, and estate planning issues. It is designed to be practical, informative, engaging, and state-of-the-art.... This program is developed by practicing tax professionals... Read More
Trusts
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