The Texas Comptroller's office has resources on binding arbitration for property owners and arbitrators. Learn More About the Arbitration Process in Texas and How It Helps to Resolve Disputes Outside of a Courtroom Setting.The Texas Arbitration Act states that an arbitration provision can be revoked only if a party has legal grounds to do so. Arbitrators desiring to be included on the Arbitrator Registry must apply using the online arbitration system. Arbitration is a form of legal conflict resolution. It is a dispute resolution alternative similar to mediation or conciliation. When you sign a contract that contains an arbitration clause, you agree to arbitrate disputes arising out of the contract with the other party to the contract. It has many advantages over litigation in court, such as party control of the process; typically lower costs and shorter time to resolution; flexibility;.