Florida requires both parties to exchange financial affidavits before divorce mediation, covering income, monthly expenses, assets, and liabilities. These documents form the factual baseline for every negotiation at the table, and discrepancies in the other party's affidavit are most useful when identified before the session rather than during it. Brodzki Jacobs reviews those documents with Fort Myers clients in advance and flags figures that warrant challenge.
Beyond the affidavits, gathering supporting documentation for significant assets, including account statements, property appraisals, and retirement account balances, puts clients in a stronger negotiating position than relying on figures the other side has supplied without verification. Brodzki Jacobs helps Fort Myers divorce clients build a complete and verified financial picture before mediation begins rather than discovering gaps at the table. Contact the firm to start that document review as early as possible.
