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Our Mission

The Florida Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (FLAFCC) is an organization that utilizes education, research and advocacy to improve the lives of children and families through the collaborative resolution of family conflict.

LEADERSHIP

  • Officers

    President: Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter
    President-Elect: Cecilia Armenteros
    Vice President: Peggie Ward, Ph.D.
    Treasurer: Loretta Fabricant
    Secretary: Shana Duehring
    Immediate Past President: Wilhelmina Tribble

  • Board Members

    Cecilia Armenteros, Esq.
    Rebecca Amster Cantor, Esq
    General Magistrate Jodi Cason
    Shana Duehring
    Tashana Duncan, Ph.D.
    Loretta Fabricant
    Maria C. Gonzalez, Esq.
    Mitchell Kroungold, Ph.D.
    Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter, Esq.
    Rose Patterson, MBA
    Maria Pitelis
    General Magistrate Kristen Smith-Rodriguez
    Wilhelmina Tribble, M.Ed.
    Katrina Volker
    Peggie Ward, Ph.D.

  • Advisory Board

    Craig Fabrikant, Ph.D., 2019
    Linda Fieldstone, M.Ed., 2005
    The Honorable Sandy E. Karlan, 2013
    Robert J. Merlin, Esq., 2015

PAST PRESIDENTS

  • 2022

    Wilhelmina Tribble, Esq.

  • 2021

    Maria C. Gonzalez, Esq.

  • 2020

    Mary Lou Miller Wagstaff, Esq
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Mental Health <br/>Professionals

Mental Health
Professionals

  • Psychologist
  • Psychiatrist
  • Clinical Psychologist
  • Clinical Social Worker
  • Licensed Professional Counselor
  • Mental Health Counselor
  • Marital and Family Therapist
  • School Psychologist
Accountants

Accountants

Accountants play an important role in family law and can help solve financial issues resulting from divorce, child support, contract disputes, employment issues and just about any other financial hardship that a family faces.

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Eldercaring Coordination

Eldercaring Coordination

Eldercaring coordination means an elder-focused alternative dispute resolution process during which an eldercaring coordinator assists elders, legally authorized decision-makers, and others who participate by court order, or invitation, in resolving disputes regarding the care and safety of an elder. The process can help facilitate more effective communication, negotiation and problem-solving skills, education about elder care resources, creation and implementation of an elder care plan. For more information regarding Eldercaring Coordination, please click here (or whatever the correct ADA way to handle that) and have it link to the new Eldercaring Coordination page.