The daughter of a minister and a public-school teacher, Lynne has a passion for helping people. Her unique approach to legal issues comes from being trained as a mediator before becoming a lawyer. As a mediator first, lawyer second, you can be sure Lynne will seek to understand all the factors involved in your individual situation. From there, she will help you find the best answers to solve your problem.
After graduating from Texas A&M University (class of ’95), Lynne began her career in Public Relations, Advertising, and Marketing. A move to the Baltimore Maryland area introduced Lynne to the field of Mediation. Inspired, Lynne returned to school earning an MA in Conflict Resolution and Restoration from Abilene Christian University. While completing ACU’s hybrid program, Lynne also worked for the District Court of Maryland’s ADR Department.
Armed with her new degree in Conflict Resolution, being credentialed in Texas for Civil and Family mediations, as well as certified for Civil mediation in Maryland, Lynne began her mediation career. To expand her knowledge base and mediation practice, she decided to pursue a JD in her home state of Texas.
Lynne attended law school as the first class through Texas A&M University School of Law in Fort Worth, Texas. While there, she was highly successful in multiple ABA ADR competitions, winning the National ABA Representation in Mediation competition and earning a place within the Order of Barristers. Since law school, Lynne has practiced law in multiple areas, including Family, Probate, Trade (export compliance), Business Litigation, Real Property, Trade Secrets, and Employment law.
Today, Lynne focuses her practice on mediation and general counsel services only. No longer in an adverse role to any attorney, she works to be the neutral an attorney can count on.
As a wife, mother, entrepreneur, mediator, and attorney, Lynne believes every day is filled with limitless possibilities.
Education
Texas A&M University School of Law, Fort Worth, Texas
Juris Doctor
Order of Barristers
Abilene Christian University, Abilene, Texas
Master of Arts, Conflict Resolution
Summa Cum Laude
- June 2011 Mediation, 40-hour Mediation course work completed. Curriculum was approved by the Texas Mediation Trainers Roundtable standards.
- October 2010 expanded Family Mediation course work completed. Curriculum was approved by the Texas Mediation Trainers Roundtable standards.
- December 2017, additional 5-hour Family Mediation course work completed in domestic violence per regulatory requirement to remain a credentialed Family Law mediator.
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Bachelor of Arts, Speech Communication
Professional Honors and Associations
- Adjunct Professor of ADR at Texas A&M University School of Law
- D Magazine “Best Lawyers for ADR” 2019, 2023, 2024, 2025
- Rising Star award Texas A&M University School of Law 2025
- Super Lawyers Rising Star 2024, 2025
- Mac Taylor Inn of Court, Dallas, TX
- Texas Aggie Bar Association “TABA” Board of Directors, National, President 2026-2027, Arlo Krebbs leadership award 2024
- Texas A&M University School of Law Alumni Board of Directors, Fort Worth, TX President 2022-2023
- Texas A&M University, Communications Department Alumni Advisory Board, College Station, TX, President 2025-2026
- Order of the Barristers
- Texas Mediator Credentialing Association “Rising Star” award, 2015
- Dallas Bar Association
- Tarrant County Bar Association
- Collin County Bar Association
- Collin County Women’s Association
- Guest lecturer at Texas A&M University
- Published Author
Let’s Talk About Conflict
In this podcast with Lynne Nash, we go on a captivating journey of discovery, debunking the myths surrounding conflict, and uncovering the heart of the matter.
