Sulh Mediation

“Onward and Upward.”

Est. 2026 | Certified Mediators.

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Our firm has assisted clients in a wide range of civil cases, many of which are listed above.

Please use the Book Now feature to schedule a meeting so we can become familiar with your case and help you work toward a practical solution.

Mediation can save clients thousands of dollars compared to traditional litigation and often resolves disputes more efficiently and with less stress.

If you have a case pending, you may ask the judge to refer your matter to mediation before trial.

While there is no guarantee the judge will order mediation, we are available to assist if the case is referred.

Mediation and alternative dispute resolution are strongly supported under Texas law, including Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code Chapter 154, which states that it is the policy of the state to encourage the peaceable resolution of disputes and the early settlement of pending litigation.

The statute authorizes courts to refer cases to mediation (§154.021), defines the mediator’s role as an impartial facilitator (§154.023), sets mediator qualification standards (§154.052), protects the confidentiality of mediation communications (§154.053), provides qualified immunity for mediators acting within their role (§154.055), and confirms that written mediated settlement agreements are enforceable (§154.071).

In family law matters, Texas Family Code §153.0071 provides that properly executed mediated settlement agreements are binding and not subject to revocation.

Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 166 authorizes courts to promote settlement and refer cases to mediation during pretrial proceedings.

Mediators serving in court programs and professional settings are also commonly required to comply with the Ethical Guidelines for Mediators published by the ADR Section of the State Bar of Texas, which establish standards for neutrality, confidentiality, informed consent, and avoidance of conflicts of interest.

Please verify that you are working with an authorized representative of Sulh Mediation.

All consultations, scheduling, and mediation agreements must be confirmed through the official emails listed on this website.

Sulh Mediation maintains strict standards of confidentiality and professionalism and is not responsible for any representations or agreements made by unauthorized individuals claiming to provide services on our behalf.

If you have any questions or would like to verify a representative, please contact us directly.