Texas Acted POR Dispute de Beneficios (Texas ADR Benefits Dispute Agreement) is a legally binding agreement between two parties that resolves a dispute involving benefits such as insurance, health care, or other forms of financial assistance. The agreement is usually mutually agreed upon and signed by both parties. It can also be used to settle disputes between employers and employees regarding benefits. The agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party involved, as well as the process for resolving the dispute. It also establishes an arbitration process, if needed, and outlines the specific benefits that are at stake. There are two main types of Texas ADR Benefits Dispute Agreement: Informal and Formal. An Informal Agreement is often used to settle a dispute without involving a third-party arbitrator or judge. It is usually used in cases where both parties reach an agreement without the need for a court hearing. A Formal Agreement is used when a dispute cannot be resolved informally, and when a third-party arbitrator or judge is needed. This type of agreement is legally binding and enforceable by law.