Katiana Stuart Saintable
Business Name: K. Stuart Solutions, LLC
Location: Rockledge, FL 32955
Phone: 305-720-1535
Visit Website: Www.kstuartsolutions.com
Practice Areas:
- Divorce
Katiana Stuart Saintable is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator, an excellent communicator and effective negotiator. Katiana currently manages private court ordered and pre-suit mediation matters as well as participates in conflict resolution training workshops for the workplace and churches. Katiana’s responsibilities include mediating family and county disputes, supporting the court during small claims pretrial conferences. Education Liberty University, Doctor of Law (J.D.), Law, 2014 Florida International University, Bachelor of Arts (BA), English Language and Literature, General, 2008 Certifications / Licensures Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator, 2019 Certified in County, Family, and Dependency Mediation Positive Leadership Certificate, 2015 Elementary Education, Secondary English Education, 2013 Languages Fluent in Haitian-Creole Proficient in Spanish Awards & Recognition Mary L. Pankowski Outstanding Leader Award 2007-2008
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