What we do
ResolveTogether Mediation handles a wide range of civil and business disputes across Texas, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington — with flat-rate fees, flexible scheduling, and a TMCA Credentialed mediator who brings both structure and humanity to every session.
Business disputes — partnership disagreements, breach of contract, vendor conflicts, commercial debt — are among the most disruptive and costly conflicts a company can face. Litigation is slow, expensive, and public. Mediation is the opposite: fast, affordable, and fully confidential.
April McCalmont brings 25+ years of executive business experience to business mediation — understanding not just the legal dimensions of a dispute, but the operational and relational stakes that make resolution so important. She works with small businesses, entrepreneurs, LLCs, and commercial parties across Austin, the Texas Hill Country, Pagosa Springs, and virtually in Oregon and Washington.
Workplace conflicts — between employers and employees, managers and teams, or co-workers — are uniquely complex. They involve not just legal exposure but ongoing relationships, organizational culture, and the kind of interpersonal dynamics that rarely resolve well in a courtroom.
This is April's deepest area of expertise. With 25+ years as a global HR executive and a background in industrial-organizational psychology, she understands workplace conflict at every level — from frontline disputes to executive-level situations — and brings a credentialed mediator's neutrality to every session.
Personal injury cases — auto accidents, slip and fall, premises liability, and more — are well-suited for mediation. Settlement avoids the uncertainty of trial, preserves confidentiality, and gets compensation to the injured party faster.
ResolveTogether Mediation works with both plaintiff and defense attorneys on PI matters across Austin and the Texas Hill Country, offering flat-rate session fees that give all parties cost certainty from the start.
Construction disputes between contractors, subcontractors, property owners, and developers are some of the most complex and costly conflicts in civil law. They involve contracts, timelines, payment disputes, and defect claims — often with multiple parties and significant financial stakes.
ResolveTogether Mediation handles construction disputes across the Texas Hill Country, Austin, and Pagosa Springs — markets with active residential and commercial development where these conflicts are increasingly common.
Disputes between neighbors — over property boundaries, trees, noise, fences, or HOA rules — are among the most emotionally charged conflicts people face. Unlike business disputes, these involve people who may live next to each other for years. The goal isn't just resolution — it's a resolution people can live with.
Mediation is particularly well-suited for neighbor and HOA disputes because it's confidential, non-adversarial, and keeps the parties in control of the outcome. No court date, no public record, no judge deciding who wins.
Debt collection disputes, consumer-merchant conflicts, and small claims matters don't always need an attorney or a courtroom — and for many people, the cost of litigation far exceeds the amount in dispute. Mediation offers a faster, more affordable path to resolution.
ResolveTogether Mediation handles debt and consumer disputes for individuals and small businesses across Texas, Colorado, and virtually in Oregon and Washington — with flat-rate fees and a sliding scale for qualifying cases.
Rates
All rates apply across every practice area and every location — Texas, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington. Same rate for virtual and in-person sessions.
Who we work with
ResolveTogether Mediation serves two distinct audiences — and the approach is tailored to each.
April works as a neutral third party in attorney-referred matters — civil, business, personal injury, and workplace disputes. Attorneys retain full control of their cases. Mediator's proposals available. Educational presentations and firm lunch-and-learns offered on request.
You don't need an attorney to use mediation. Individuals, small business owners, employers, and neighbors can schedule directly — no legal representation required. A free 30-minute consultation helps determine if mediation is the right fit before any commitment.
Schedule a free 30-minute consultation. April will help you determine whether mediation is the right path — and which approach makes the most sense for your case.
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