Mediation services · Pagosa Springs, Colorado

Business & civil mediation
in Pagosa Springs, CO.

ResolveTogether Mediation brings professional, credentialed mediation services to Pagosa Springs, Archuleta County, and southwest Colorado — with deep roots in the community and a presence that most outside mediators simply don't have.

Serving Pagosa Springs & southwest Colorado

Pagosa Springs' local mediation resource.

Pagosa Springs is a small but growing community — and like any community, it has disputes. Business partnerships, contractor conflicts, landlord-tenant issues, neighbor disagreements, and employer-employee tensions are all part of local life. But finding a qualified, accessible mediator in Archuleta County has historically meant reaching out to someone in Denver, Durango, or beyond.

April McCalmont changes that. With a personal presence in Pagosa Springs and a mediation practice rooted in the community, April offers professional dispute resolution services that are genuinely local — not just geographically convenient, but relationally connected to the people and organizations she serves.

April holds a TMCA Credentialed Mediator designation from Texas and brings 25+ years of HR executive leadership and an I/O Psychology background to every session. She works with individuals, small businesses, local organizations, employers, and attorneys across Archuleta County and the broader southwest Colorado region.

Sessions are available in-person in Pagosa Springs or virtually via Zoom — with the same flat-rate fee for both.

Schedule a free 30-minute consultation

Local presence in Pagosa Springs

April has a personal presence in Pagosa Springs — serving the community in person and virtually.

Free consultation

Free 30-minute call to discuss your situation before committing to a session.

Rates

From $350 per party. Same rates as Texas — flat fees, transparent pricing.
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Serving the region

Archuleta County, Durango, and the broader southwest Colorado corridor — in person and via Zoom.

Services in Pagosa Springs

What ResolveTogether handles in southwest Colorado.

Business & contract disputes

Local business partnerships, vendor conflicts, commercial contracts, and small business disputes in the Pagosa Springs area.

Workplace & employment

Employer-employee conflicts and workplace disputes — especially relevant for Pagosa Springs' hospitality, tourism, and service industries.

Construction & contractor disputes

Contractor, subcontractor, and property owner conflicts in Archuleta County's active real estate and construction market.

Neighbor & community disputes

Property boundary disagreements, HOA conflicts, and neighbor disputes in Pagosa Springs and surrounding communities.

Civil & debt disputes

Civil matters, debt collection conflicts, and consumer disputes handled with fairness and efficiency.

Organization & nonprofit disputes

Internal conflicts within local organizations, churches, community groups, and nonprofits.

Rates

Professional mediation at accessible rates.

The same flat-rate fees as the Texas practice — transparent pricing with no surprise costs. All rates are per party.

Short session
2–3 hours
$350/party
Half-day
4 hours
$500/party
Full-day
8 hours
$1,000/party
Hourly
$250/hr split equally
$125/party/hr

25% retainer to hold your date. Fully refunded with 24-hour cancellation notice. Same rate for in-person and virtual sessions. Sliding scale available for qualifying cases.

Also serving nearby

Southwest Colorado and the Four Corners region.

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Common questions

Mediation questions from Pagosa Springs residents.

Is there a qualified mediator based in Pagosa Springs?

Yes. April McCalmont has a personal presence in Pagosa Springs and offers professional mediation services to individuals, businesses, and organizations in Archuleta County. Most other mediators serving this area are based in Denver, Durango, or out of state — April is genuinely local.

Does Colorado require mediation before going to court?

In many civil cases in Colorado, courts encourage or require mediation before trial. Even when it's not required, mediation is typically faster, less expensive, and fully confidential — and parties who settle in mediation avoid the uncertainty of a judge's decision.

Can we mediate virtually from Pagosa Springs?

Absolutely. Virtual sessions via Zoom are available at the same rate as in-person and work well for most dispute types — including cases where the other party is located elsewhere in Colorado or out of state.

Does April work with local Pagosa Springs organizations and employers?

Yes. April works with local businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, employers, and individuals throughout the Pagosa Springs area. She is available for workplace conflict resolution, organizational disputes, and community mediation in addition to civil and business cases.

Ready to resolve your dispute in Pagosa Springs?

Schedule a free 30-minute consultation with April — no commitment, just a conversation about whether mediation is right for your situation.

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