Mediation Services – Kelley Mediation
Kelley Mediation is a Florida-based dispute resolution firm led by Tyler J. Kelley, J.D., a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit, Family, County, and Dependency Mediator. The practice handles a broad range of case types, including breach of contract, homeowner association disputes, family law matters, landlord-tenant issues, insurance claims, personal injury cases, business law disputes, and debt collection matters.
According to the firm, Mr. Kelley has mediated over one thousand disputes during his career. He currently serves as a contract mediator with Florida’s Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, sits on the Florida Department of Financial Services’ mediation panel, and works as a mediator for the Florida Department of Education. His prior experience includes serving as a mediator for Florida’s Ninth Judicial Circuit alternative dispute resolution department and as Assistant to the Director of Mediation at a downtown Orlando law firm.
The firm describes a non-adversarial approach built on fairness, flexibility, confidentiality, and self-determination. In this model, decision-making authority rests with the parties rather than the mediator, whose role is to facilitate communication and help explore mutually acceptable solutions. Beyond individual mediation sessions, the practice also offers professional training for mediators.
Kelley Mediation operates virtually and maintains a mailing address in Tallahassee, Florida, while serving clients statewide. Mr. Kelley is a member of the Hillsborough County Bar Association and the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators, reflecting ties to both the Tallahassee and Tampa Bay legal communities.
Prospective clients can reach the firm by phone at 850-766-5388 or by email at tkelley@kelleymediation.com, with additional information available at kelleymediation.com. The combination of virtual sessions and statewide service is presented as a way to make mediation accessible to parties throughout Florida, whether they are resolving family, business, insurance, or contract disputes through a structured, confidential process.