Texas Rural Mediation Services is headquartered in Lubbock County, but services are available to all Texans. The center administers the USDA Agricultural Mediation Program, serving rural Texans, landowners, producers, creditors, and others directly affected by USDA actions. Disputes can be addressed such as landlord/tenant or neighbor issues, insurance or healthcare issues, credit issues, employer/employee issues, issues with rural loans or grants for disaster assistance, family or adolescent issues, and more. Services are provided through the Lubbock County ADR System.

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Mediation services include merchant/consumer complaints, landlord/tenant issues, divorce, custody or visitation issues, neighborhood disputes, personal injury claims, and other issues. Services are for those residing in Jefferson County or the surrounding areas.

The DRC of Montgomery County, a nonprofit organization created by the Mongomery County Bar Association, provides mediation services for general civil disputes, some minor criminal issues, and some juvenile restitution cases. Mediation services can be obtained regardless of whether a law suit has been filed. Attorneys may be present for the mediation, but they are not required.

The El Paso County DRC provides low cost mediation services prior to, during, and in lieu of litigation to residents of El Paso County. Attorneys may be present, but are not required. The center handles civil issue such as landlord/tenant disputes, neighbor disputes, child welfare issues, contracts, probate, and much more. Mediation services are provided in both English and Spanish.

This independent nonprofit organization provides dispute resolution services for residents of Travis County and the surrounding Austin area. Mediation services include civil litigation mediation, juvenile court/offender mediation, and juvenile court prerelease/parent-child mediation.

This organization provides dispute resolution services for governmental and nonprofit entities in the Austin area.

The Central Brazos Valley DRC offers mediation services in the areas of commercial relations, domestic relations, law suits, and other types of disputes such as landlord/tenant disputes and probate issues.

The Central Texas DRC provides mediation services for residents of Hays, Comal, Guadalupe, and Caldwell counties. The center handles community, civil, family, divorce, and child custody disputes. They can assist with cases before or after a suit has been filed and also take cases referred from the court system.

The BCDRC provides free mediation services to Bexar County residents and businesses. They can assist with resolving interpersonal, family, business, consumer, and community disputes. They also accept cases referred from the court system.

The Hill Country DRC provides low cost mediation services for residents of Kerr, Bandera, Kendall, Gillespie, Kimble, Mason, Medina, Menard, McCulloch, Real, and Edwards counties. Services are provided for civil issues such as divorce, modification of court orders (such as child custody, visitation, or support), landlord/tenant issues, consumer complaints, and more.

The McLennan County DRC provides low cost mediation assistance for family conflicts, financial disputes, neighbor conflicts, parent/teen conflicts, roommate disputes, school conflicts, workplace disputes, and other issues. The cases do not need to be in litigation to be addressed. Services are available for those living in McLennan County and the surrounding area.

The DCDRC handles cases that are referred from the Dallas County court system. Services are provide for free and attorneys are not required.

The DCAP provides low cost mediation services to those who qualify. The program offers family mediators, civil mediators, personal injury mediators, and probate mediators.

Tarrant County's Dispute Resolution Program (DRP) is a mediation process intended to help parties in dispute reach an agreement to avoid going to court. The program is available to residents of Tarrant County and the surrounding areas.

Members of the public can enlist the services of the Lubbock County ADR Services for almost any type of dispute. Civil and criminal cases may also be referred from the court system. These services also include the Lubbock County Domestic Relations Office which focuses on family and custody disputes.

Residents of the Texas panhandle region can visit the Dispute Resolution Center to resolve legal conflicts through mediation. Many types of cases are handled, including child custody and visitation, divorce, landlord/tenant disputes, neighbor disputes, employment issues, consumer complaints, and more.

The Conflict Resolution Center at Southern Methodist University's Plano campus assists with civil, family, and community disputes at a low cost. Mediation can be arranged regardless of whether a law suit has been filed. The center also accepts cases referred from the court system.

The counties of Cochran, Crosby, Dickens, Garza, Hockley, Howard, Lamb, Lubbock, Terry, and Yoakum have contracted with the Lubbock County ADR system to provide mediation services for those residing in the South Plains region of Texas.

Texoma DRC, an independent charitable organization, provides free or low cost dispute resolution services to residents, organizations, courts, and agencies in Texas's Grayson and Cooke counties as well as Oklahoma's Bryan, Marshall, Johnston, and Love counties.

The Fort Bend County DRC is a independent, nonprofit organization that serves residents of Fort Bend and the surrounding counties. The center provides low cost mediation services for civil issues including divorce and other family matters whether or not a law suit has been filed.

The Harris County DRC is sponsored by the Houston Bar Association and funded by the Harris County Courts System. The center accepts cases before or after a law suit has been filed and provides services for civil issues such as disputes involving money, automobiles, divorce, landlord/tenant issues, and more. Services are free for residents of Harris County.

The McAllen Mediation Center offers dispute resolution services including including mediation, arbitration, umpiring, and settlement consultation.

The Nueces County DRC helps people resolve conflicts outside of court. Mediation services can assist with civil issues including divorce, landlord/tenant disputes, small claims, neighbor disputes, and other issues. All services are for residents and businesses of Nueces County and are offered free of charge.