FAQ

What types of cases are suitable for mediation?

The majority of cases mediated by Revenue Mediation are civil in nature. Mediations may involve tenants and landlords, business contracts, insurance, corporate, construction, real estate, and health care disputes.

It is not necessary for cases to have legal issues and/or lawsuits pending.

When should I consider mediation?

Mediation is always an option if you are thinking about taking your dispute to court. Other signs may be if the dispute has been ongoing, if you want to preserve a relationship being affected by the conflict, if the dispute is upsetting and affecting your daily life, if you cannot afford the time and cost involved with litigation, if you would like to speak to the other party so they may hear your concerns, or if you would like to resolve the dispute yourself without a third party judgment.

How can I schedule a mediation?

Contact our office. An office assistant will assist you in scheduling your mediation. The mediation will be scheduled approximately two weeks after REVENUE MEDIATION has contacted all the parties involved and they have voluntarily agreed to participate.

How long will the mediation take?

There is no time limit set on a mediation. The length of the mediation will be determined by how much time is needed to work through the issues.

When are mediations scheduled?

Mediations are generally scheduled Monday through Thursday at 9:30 a.m., 2:00 p.m, or 4:00 p.m.

Where do the mediations take place?

Mediations are held at the Stamps Building in Dallas Texas.

What is the fee for a mediation services?

Mediation services are $175.00, per party, for 5 hours and $350.00 per party for 8 hours.

Who participates in the mediation?

The participants in the mediation are the actual parties involved in the dispute. At a minimum there are two parties involved; however, mediated disputes may include multiple parties. Participants of the mediation must have full authority to settle the case at the mediation session. Revenue Mediation will be advised during the intake process of all parties who will attend. If attorneys have been retained, they are encouraged to attend the mediation to advise their client.

What materials should I bring to mediation?

Any materials the participant feels are necessary to help explain their issues may be brought to the mediation. It is important to remember that the mediation is not a legal proceeding and the mediator will not be making a decision in the case.

I would like information on my rights.

Revenue Mediation does not provide any kind of legal advice or legal consultation.