FLORIDA FAMILY LAW LIVE
Thursday, October 22nd at 7:00 PM ET • Preparing for Mediation

Florida Family Law Live | This Session's Topic:

Preparing for Mediation + Live Q&A

Attorney Scott Kalish and Christina Urbano of Kalish & Jaggars

Scott Kalish, Esq. & Christina Urbano

Scott answers your questions live. Christy hosts the session.

 

Florida Family Law Live | This Session's Topic:

Preparing for Mediation + Live Q&A

Join Kalish & Jaggars for a free, live session. Attorney Scott Kalish will walk through this topic, then answer attendee questions on it. An open Q&A on any divorce or family law question follows. Type your question privately into the webinar chat, or ask it directly on the call.

Attorney Scott Kalish and Christina Urbano of Kalish & Jaggars

Scott Kalish, Esq. & Christina Urbano

Scott answers your questions live. Christy hosts the session.

Thursday, October 22, 2026 7:00 PM Eastern Live on Zoom Free to Attend
Your identity will not be revealed to the other attendees when your question is answered.
 

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Preparing for Mediation + Live Q&A

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You do not need to submit a question when you register. Once on the call, you can type your question privately into the chat or ask it directly when invited.
This session is for general info only & doesn't constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship.

Bring Your Questions About Divorce and Florida Family Law

Each session covers a focused topic, then opens up to questions on any divorce or family law matter:

Starting the Divorce Process

What to expect, what information to gather, whether filing first matters, and how to prepare for your next step.

Uncontested Divorce

What happens when both spouses agree, what still needs to be decided, and how the process may differ.

Property, Homes, and Debt

Marital property, the family home, mortgages, credit cards, vehicles, investments, and shared obligations.

High-Value Assets and Businesses

Business interests, real estate, retirement accounts, investments, and other significant property.

Alimony and Financial Support

Receiving support, paying support, and the factors that may be considered under Florida law.

Child Custody and Timesharing

Parenting plans, visitation, decision-making, schedule changes, and concerns involving children.

Modifying or Enforcing Orders

Changing an existing timesharing arrangement or addressing a court order that is not being followed.

Paternity and Parental Rights

Establishing paternity, parental responsibility, and parenting rights.

Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements

When these agreements may be considered and what issues they can address.

Do not see your question listed? Join the session and ask it live.

Not Ready to Call a Divorce Attorney?

Maybe you are still trying to understand what divorce could mean for your life. You may be wondering:

What happens if my spouse files first?
How long does a Florida divorce usually take?
What happens to our home, savings, debts, or retirement accounts?
Could I be required to pay support?
Can we divorce without a long court battle?
What if my spouse and I agree on most things?
How can I protect a business or other significant assets?
What should I do before telling my spouse I want a divorce?
Do I need an attorney yet?

You do not need to have children to benefit from this session. Divorce can raise questions about your finances, property, housing, future plans, and personal security.

A Simple and Private Way to Get Answers

Here is how the live session works:

1

Reserve Your Seat

Register with your email and receive the private Zoom webinar link.

2

Join the Live Session

Log in from the privacy of your home. Other attendees will not see your identity.

3

Hear the Topic Covered

Scott opens with a short walk-through of this session's topic before questions begin.

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Type Your Question

Use the webinar chat to send your question privately. Christy reads it without naming you.

5

Scott Answers Live

Christy guides which questions come up next, and Scott answers them on the call.

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Ask a Follow-Up

You can send a follow-up question in the chat or ask it out loud when invited to speak.

Session format: a short talk on this session's topic, then questions on that topic, then open Q&A on any divorce or family law matter. When your situation needs individualized legal advice, you may request a private consultation.

Who You Will Be Hearing From

Your Host and Your Attorney

Attorney Scott Kalish and Christina Urbano of Kalish & Jaggars

Scott Kalish

Founding Attorney, Kalish & Jaggars

Scott is a Florida divorce and family law attorney, and he is the one answering questions during the live session.

He will open with a short walk-through of this session's topic, then take attendee questions on it, followed by open Q&A on any divorce or family law matter.

Scott answers general questions about how Florida law works and what the process typically looks like. He will tell you when a question is specific enough that it should be discussed privately instead.

Christina Urbano (Christy)

Director of Client Relations, Kalish & Jaggars

Christy hosts the session and helps individuals and families take the difficult first step of talking about divorce and other family law concerns.

She reads the questions coming in through the chat, decides which one comes up next, and passes it to Scott. Your name is not read out when your question is answered.

There is no pressure to turn on your camera, speak during the session, hire the firm, or share your identity with other attendees.

You are welcome to attend when you are not ready to schedule a private consultation. Sometimes the first step is simply learning which questions you should be asking.

Important Disclosure: Questions are answered for general educational purposes and are not individualized legal advice. Christina is not an attorney and cannot provide legal advice. Because every matter depends on its own facts, some questions will need to be addressed in a separate, confidential consultation.

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Join Without Sharing Your Identity

You do not have to turn on your camera.
You do not have to speak.
You do not have to tell other attendees your name.
You do not have to share personal case details.
You do not have to be ready to hire an attorney.
You can type your question privately into the chat.
You can ask your question directly when invited to speak.
Or you can simply listen.

Attend in the way that feels most comfortable to you.

This Live Session May Be Helpful If You Are:

Thinking about divorce but unsure where to begin
Concerned that your spouse may be preparing to file
Trying to understand what happens to your home or property
Worried about savings, debts, retirement accounts, or investments
Concerned about paying or receiving alimony
Exploring an uncontested divorce
Trying to avoid an unnecessarily hostile divorce
Protecting a business or other significant assets
Facing a child custody or timesharing disagreement
Considering a modification to an existing court order
Having difficulty enforcing a parenting plan
Trying to decide whether it is time to speak privately with an attorney

You are welcome whether or not children are involved in your situation. This event is intended for people living in South Florida or dealing with a Florida divorce or family law matter.

Attorney Scott Kalish and Christina Urbano of Kalish & Jaggars

Attorney Scott Kalish & Christina Urbano

Florida Family Law Live | This Session's Topic:

Preparing for Mediation + Live Q&A

Join us from the privacy of your home for a focused discussion on this topic, then open Q&A on any divorce or family law question affecting South Florida residents.

Thursday, October 22nd • 7:00 PM Eastern • Live on Zoom

 

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Your identity will not be displayed or revealed to the other attendees when your question is answered. The firm will receive the registration information needed to send your Zoom access link and manage the event.
Scott begins with a short walk-through of this session's topic. He then answers attendee questions about that topic, followed by an open Q&A covering any divorce or family law matter.
Type your question privately into the webinar chat after joining the live session. Christy reads the questions coming in and guides which one is answered next, and Scott answers it on the call. Your name is not read out.
Yes. You can send a follow-up through the chat, or ask it out loud when Christy invites you to speak. Speaking is always optional.
No. You may type your question into the chat or simply attend and listen.
No. Questions will be submitted and answered during the live session. You must attend the call to ask a question.
No. The session is for anyone with questions about divorce or another Florida family law concern. You may ask about the divorce process, property, debt, your home, support, businesses, investments, prenuptial agreements, or other financial and personal concerns.
Scott is an attorney and answers general questions about how Florida divorce and family law works, what the process usually involves, and what factors tend to matter. Those answers are general and educational. Because the outcome of any matter depends on its own facts, advice about your specific situation requires a separate, confidential consultation. Christina is not an attorney and cannot provide legal advice.
You may ask a general question based on your situation. Because every divorce and family law matter is different, some questions may require a separate and confidential consultation with an attorney.
No. This is a group educational question-and-answer session. Attending does not create an attorney-client relationship.
You will receive an email containing the private Zoom webinar link and instructions for joining the session.
You are welcome to attend without asking a question or speaking.

This webinar is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. Answers given during the session, including those given by attorney Scott Kalish, are general in nature, are not legal advice, and are not a substitute for consulting with a licensed attorney regarding your individual circumstances. Christina is a non-attorney member of the Kalish & Jaggars team and cannot provide legal advice. Attendance, registration, or participation in the webinar does not create an attorney-client relationship with Kalish & Jaggars, PLLC. Do not share names, case numbers, addresses, financial account details, or other highly sensitive or confidential information in the webinar chat or during the live discussion. Past results and client reviews do not guarantee a similar outcome in any future matter.

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