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Administrative Case Mediation

State Office of Administrative Hearings

Neutral mediation process for parties attempting to settle an administrative dispute before a decision is imposed in a general hearing.

TexasLegal AssistanceParties to eligible Texas administrative disputes referred to SOAH, including parties in the Central Texas counties.

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How to get help

Use the assigned case instructions or contact SOAH to ask how to request mediation. When mediation is scheduled, submit any pre-mediation materials directly to the assigned mediator, clearly mark them confidential, and ensure participating representatives have settlement authority.

Who this service helps

Parties to an administrative matter for which SOAH mediation is available and scheduled or approved under the applicable case process.

Where this service is available

Service area: Parties to eligible Texas administrative disputes referred to SOAH, including parties in the Central Texas counties.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

About this service

A SOAH mediator conducts confidential joint and separate sessions, helps clarify issues and exchange proposals, and records any agreement the parties voluntarily reach.

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