Global Village Mediation provides professional alternative dispute resolution services across Texas — helping individuals, families, and businesses reach fair agreements without costly litigation.
Casey mediates:
Casey served 28 years as a United States Air Force officer and understands the circumstances military families face: deployments, shift work, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), military retirement, the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP), and VA disability. That understanding helps parties reach agreements that reflect the realities of military life. Casey does not provide legal or financial advice about these programs, and parties are encouraged to review the details with their own attorneys.
Spouses reach agreement on the arrangements that apply while a divorce is pending, such as use of the home and payment of household expenses, and on the terms of the final decree.
Spouses decide how to divide the home, vehicles, financial accounts, and retirement savings, and who will be responsible for each debt.
Parents reach agreement on child support arrangements that meet their children’s needs.
Parents develop a possession and access schedule that fits their children’s needs and their own work schedules, or modify an existing order when circumstances have changed.
Creditors and debtors reach agreement on the amount owed and a realistic payment schedule.
Policyholders and insurers resolve disagreements over coverage or the value of a claim.
Businesses and individuals resolve disagreements over contract obligations and the amounts owed.
Homeowners and associations resolve disagreements over rules, fees, fines, and property use.
Builders and homeowners resolve disagreements over construction quality, delays, repairs, and payment.
Employees and employers resolve workplace disagreements, including pay, working conditions, and terms of separation.
A single, focused issue, such as debt repayment terms.
A few related issues, such as an insurance, contract, or HOA dispute, or a change to an existing order.
Many connected issues, such as a divorce involving property, support, and parenting decisions.
Not sure which fits? Schedule a free consultation, and Casey will help you choose. Fees are the same for family and civil cases.
Casey Hayden | TAM Candidate for Full Membership | TMCA Candidate for Credentialed Mediator | ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC)
Casey Hayden is a trained civil and family mediator who mediates in person throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex and via Zoom for cases throughout Texas. He completed the 40-Hour Basic Mediation Course at the University of Texas at Dallas and the 30-Hour Advanced Family Mediation Course at the Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County. He is a volunteer mediator with the Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County and the Dallas County Dispute Resolution Center (DRC), which gives him regular experience mediating family and civil cases; his private practice is separate from that volunteer work. He is a Texas Association of Mediators (TAM) Candidate for Full Membership with an assigned mentor mediator, a Candidate for Credentialed Mediator through the Texas Mediator Credentialing Association (TMCA), and an International Coaching Federation (ICF) Associate Certified Coach (ACC) in conflict and executive coaching.
Before entering the mediation field, Casey served 28 years as a United States Air Force officer, retiring at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. His career placed him repeatedly in situations requiring disciplined neutrality, structured process under pressure, and the ability to hold the competing rights and interests of multiple parties simultaneously — without taking sides and without losing sight of a workable outcome.
Over 28 years in command, I navigated dozens of situations requiring me to hold the competing rights and interests of two parties in tension, maintain process integrity under pressure, and reach workable outcomes in high-stakes human conflicts. That experience is the foundation of how I approach every mediation.— Casey Hayden, Mediator
Casey welcomes referrals from attorneys, mental health professionals, financial planners, elder care specialists, and fellow mediators. He is available for co-mediation engagements and accepts case referrals across civil, family, and private relational matters. For professional and referral inquiries, contact [email protected] directly.
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