What is Mediation?

 

Mediation is a confidential process where people in conflict work with a neutral mediator to find solution that meet everyone's needs. Mediators do not give legal advice or make decisions - they guide communication, so parties can create their own agreement. 

Mediation focuses on current and future interests, not blame. It is voluntary, cost-effective, and keeps decision-making in the hands of the parties. 

 

Our Services

Dispute Resolution provides services on a wide variety of issues and types of disputes, such as:

  • Business and consumer issues
  • Contracts and unpaid debts
  • Divorce, custody, and family matters
  • Employment and workplace conflicts
  • Landlord/tenant and property disputes
  • Neighbor and nuisance issues
  • Property damage
  • Auto repair, personal injury, and more 
  • Truancy matters 

 

Our Mediators
 

Our mediators meet Texas legislative requirements and have specialized training in mediation and negotiation. They bring diverse backgrounds and styles, increasing the chances of resolution.

Family law attorney mediators handle family law cases, ensuring expertise in sensitive matters such as divorce and custody. We follow standards set by the Texas Legislature, State Bar of Texas, and professional mediation associations. 

 

Why Choose Mediation?
 

  • Fair, confidential, and voluntary
  • Allows parties to express concerns and control outcomes
  • Focuses on interests, not just legal positions
  • Cost-effective and faster than court
  • Often results in high satisfaction and lasting agreements

 

How Mediators Help
 

Mediators:

  • Listen and clarify issues
  • Remain impartial
  • Guide collaborative problem-solving
  • Create a safe environment for discussion

 

Frequently Asked Questions