Texas Mediation Services

What is Mediation?

Mediation is a way to resolve conflicts outside of court with the help of a neutral third party—like me. The mediator does not take sides or make decisions. Instead, they ask thoughtful questions to uncover each party’s interests and guide everyone toward a mutually acceptable agreement.

The Benefits of Mediation

Mediation is both legally binding and strictly confidential. This means that anything discussed or agreed upon during mediation remains private between the parties and cannot be used as evidence or disclosed in court.

Mediation is a much more affordable and convenient alternative to going to court. It also saves significant time. While a typical mediation can resolve issues in just a few hours or days, a court case can drag on for years. Unlike in court, where a judge or jury makes the final decision, mediation puts the outcome in the hands of the parties involved.

In court, one side usually wins while the other loses, with little room for compromise. In mediation, both parties have more control over the outcome. While neither side may get everything they want, they can work together to find solutions and make mutual concessions that best meet their needs.

Why Mediation?

Choosing mediation means gaining Clarity, finding Resolution, and creating Forward Movement, so you can take control of your outcome and reach a solution that works for everyone. If you’re facing a dispute, consider mediation as a practical and efficient path to resolution. Reach out today to start a conversation about how mediation can help you move forward. I’m here to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

Common Disputes Resolved Through Mediation

Mediation is an effective, flexible way to resolve a wide variety of conflicts without the stress, time, and expense of going to court. Here are several common situations where mediation can help:

Divorce & Family Matters: Navigate asset division, spousal support, and marital agreements respectfully without airing personal matters in a public courtroom.

Child Custody & Parenting Plans: Work together to build flexible, child-centered schedules, decision-making plans, and co-parenting agreements focused on your family's best interests.

Probate & Estate Disputes: Resolve sensitive family disagreements over wills, inheritance, or property division after a loved one passes away—keeping the focus on preserving family relationships during a difficult time. (Probate is simply the legal process of settling a deceased person's estate and distributing their assets).

HOA & Neighborhood Disputes: Address conflicts over property boundaries, noise, rule violations, or dues with homeowners associations or neighbors before they escalate into ongoing community tension.

Vendor & Client Payment Disputes: Resolve unpaid invoices, contract disagreements, or scope-of-work conflicts quickly so small businesses and clients can protect their reputations, budgets, and professional relationships.

Property & Real Estate Conflicts: Settle disputes between landlords and tenants, buyers and sellers, or co-owners regarding leases, repair costs, or property damage.

Pricing

$100 per hour, per party.

Billing is in half-hour increments after the first hour.