Professional mediation services

Conflict Resolved. Relationships Preserved.

Professional mediation services that help individuals, families, and businesses resolve disputes quickly, confidentially, and affordably — without the stress and expense of going to court.

Confidential
Neutral & Independent
Serving All of Texas
Virtual & In-Person Sessions
Mediation SessionIn Progress
A
Party A
Represented
Mediator
B
Party B
Represented
Agreement progress72%
2 of 3
Session
90 min
Duration
4 of 6
Issues
85%
Cases resolved
70%
Less than litigation
Why choose us

Why Choose Call Me The Mediator?

Neutral & Impartial

As a certified neutral mediator, I have no stake in the outcome — only in helping both parties reach a fair resolution.

100% Confidential

Everything discussed in mediation is strictly private. No information is shared without your explicit consent.

Faster Than Litigation

Most cases are resolved in days or weeks — not the months or years a court case can take.

Cost-Effective

Mediation typically costs a fraction of litigation. Save your resources for what matters most.

Legally Compliant Process

Mediation agreements are documented and enforceable under Texas law — recognized by Texas courts and compliant with the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code.

Focused on Long-Term Solutions

We don't just resolve the immediate dispute — we help preserve relationships and prevent future conflicts.

What we handle

Types of Cases We Handle

From family matters to complex commercial disputes, we provide structured mediation across a wide range of conflict types.

Business & Partnership Disputes

Resolve disagreements between business partners, shareholders, or co-founders before they escalate.

Contract Disagreements

Clarify terms, address breaches, and reach mutually acceptable resolutions without going to court.

Workplace Conflicts

Address employee disputes, harassment claims, and team tensions in a safe, structured environment.

Family Mediation

Navigate separation, divorce, custody, and inheritance disputes with care and impartiality.

Landlord & Tenant Issues

Resolve rental disputes, lease disagreements, and property damage claims efficiently.

Property Disputes

Settle boundary, ownership, and co-ownership conflicts without costly legal proceedings.

Community Conflicts

Mediate neighbor disputes, HOA conflicts, and community disagreements with a neutral third party.

Debt & Payment Disputes

Reach structured repayment agreements and resolve financial conflicts between parties.

Simple by design

How Mediation Works

01

Schedule a Consultation

Book a free initial consultation. We'll discuss your situation, explain the process, and determine if mediation is the right fit.

02

Both Parties Meet with the Mediator

All parties come together in a structured, confidential setting — in person or virtually. Ground rules are established.

03

Guided Discussion

The mediator facilitates open, respectful dialogue. Each party is heard. Issues are identified and explored collaboratively.

04

Reach a Mutually Acceptable Agreement

Once both parties agree, the terms are documented in a written Mediated Settlement Agreement (MSA) — binding and enforceable under Texas law.

The smarter choice

Mediation vs. Litigation

Instead of Texas court battles...

  • Years of waiting in Texas courts
  • High attorney & court filing fees
  • Public court records
  • Adversarial, win-lose process
  • Damaged relationships

Choose mediation and get:

  • Resolution in days or weeks, not years
  • A fraction of Texas litigation costs
  • Strictly confidential proceedings
  • A binding Mediated Settlement Agreement (MSA)
  • Preserved relationships and goodwill
Professional mediator
10+
Years of experience
500+
Cases resolved
85%
Settlement rate
3+
Industries served
About the mediator

Experienced. Certified. Committed to Resolution.

With years of experience in conflict resolution across business, family, and community disputes, I bring a calm, structured, and empathetic approach to every case. My goal is simple: help people communicate, understand each other, and move forward.

"We believe that every conflict has a solution when people are given the opportunity to communicate in a safe, structured, and respectful environment."
  • Texas Certified Mediator
  • Accredited by the Texas Mediator Credentialing Association (TMCA)
  • Court-Appointed Mediator — Texas District Courts
Client stories

What Our Texas Clients Say

"

Professional, calm, and incredibly effective. We resolved a business dispute in just two sessions. I wish we had done this sooner.

D
David Harmon
Business owner, Austin TX
"

The mediator kept things respectful and focused. We reached a custody agreement that works for both of us — and most importantly, for our children.

J
Jennifer Castillo
Family mediation client, Houston TX
"

I was skeptical at first, but mediation saved us months of legal fees and stress. The process was fair, private, and genuinely helped us move forward.

R
Robert Nguyen
Commercial dispute client, Dallas TX
Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process where a neutral third party — the mediator — helps disputing parties communicate and reach a mutually acceptable agreement. Unlike a judge, the mediator does not decide the outcome; the parties do.
Is mediation legally binding in Texas?
Yes. Once both parties sign a Mediated Settlement Agreement (MSA), it is binding and enforceable under the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code (Chapter 154). It can also be entered as a court judgment for additional enforcement.
How much does mediation cost?
Mediation is significantly more affordable than litigation in Texas. Costs vary depending on the complexity and number of sessions required. Contact us for a personalized quote — the initial consultation is free.
How long does a mediation session take?
A single session typically lasts 2–4 hours. Most cases are resolved in 1–3 sessions, though complex disputes may require more. This is still far faster than Texas court proceedings.
Do both parties have to agree to mediate?
Yes, mediation is voluntary. Both parties must agree to participate. However, Texas courts often order mediation before trial — and once parties engage, the process is structured to ensure both sides are heard equally.
Can attorneys participate in mediation?
Yes. Parties may bring their Texas-licensed legal counsel to mediation sessions. The mediator will ensure the process remains balanced and productive regardless of legal representation.

Ready to Resolve Your Conflict?

Don't let disputes become expensive legal battles. Book your confidential mediation consultation today.

Get in Touch

Have questions or ready to get started? Reach out and we'll respond within one business day.

Business Hours
Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM CST
Location
3911 Fulton St, Houston, TX 77009 (Virtual & In-Person Sessions Available Statewide)
We guarantee
Confidential
Neutral & Independent
Serving All of Texas
Virtual & In-Person Sessions
Resources

Learn About Mediation

What Is Mediation?

A clear, plain-language guide to what mediation is, how it works, and when it's the right choice for resolving disputes.

Mediation vs. Court Litigation

A side-by-side comparison of mediation and litigation — covering cost, time, privacy, and long-term outcomes.

How to Prepare for Mediation

Practical steps to help you walk into your first mediation session feeling confident, prepared, and ready to resolve.