


Contact Oakmont to describe the dispute and determine whether mediation is appropriate.
Coordinate participants, identify issues, exchange appropriate information, and schedule the session.
A neutral mediator facilitates discussion, explores potential solutions, and helps parties evaluate options.
If the parties reach an agreement, the terms can be documented for their review and appropriate execution.
Mediation is a structured, confidential process facilitated by a neutral third party—the mediator. Rather than imposing a decision, the mediator helps the parties communicate, identify their interests, explore options, and work toward an agreement they can accept.
Our role is not to decide who is right or wrong. It is to help the parties find a path forward.
Confidentiality encourages candid communication and creates an environment where meaningful resolution is possible; information shared during mediation remains protected within the process.

Damond brings a unique combination of legal education, business expertise, and real-world industry experience to mediation. With a Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law, an MBA from the Meinders School of Business, and experience in mediation dating back to 2012, he understands that resolving disputes requires more than identifying who's right or wrong—it requires understanding people, business relationships, and practical solutions. As an award-winning real estate Broker, TREC education provider, and business professional, Damond helps individuals, businesses, and organizations navigate conflict through structured, impartial, and constructive dialogue. His approach emphasizes the Four C's: Control, Certainty, Confidentiality, and Closure.

Per Party
Per Party
Per Party
Per Party
In-person mediations that are 100+ miles outside the DFW area will be billed at full day rate plus travel expenses to be divided by the parties
For in-person mediations, the parties are responsible for facility rental fees, which are separate from the hourly charge
Travel time, as with travel expense, shall be divided between the parties and shall be billed after the mediation session.
All parties represented by the same attorney are considered a single “party” for purposes of the mediation fee. The same applies to all parties that are pro se. All fees are payable prior to the mediation.
2000 East Lamar Boulevard, Suite 600, Arlington, Texas 76006, United States
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