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Trusted Twin Cities Mediators
Qualified Facilitative
Mediators for Civil and
Family Disputes
Serving Minnesota families, businesses, and communities since 2019.
About Our Firm
Mediation You Can Rely On, Without the Courtroom
Sure Horizons Mediation helps Minnesotans resolve disputes with clarity and respect, on their own terms. We provide confidential facilitative mediation for family, business, and workplace conflicts, online across Minnesota and in person in the Twin Cities. In affiliation with Mediation Center.
Confidential, voluntary process
Online statewide or in person in Roseville
Family, business, and workplace disputes
Trained, qualified neutral mediators
Fees split evenly, sliding scale available
You keep control of the outcome
Meet Your Mediators
Experienced in Conflict, Long Before They Called It Mediation
Our mediators bring years of experience from the fields where conflict actually happens, such as in behavioral health, education, HR, and communications. Every mediator is trained through a certified Minnesota Rule 114 program and is coached personally by our founder.
Allison Miller
Behavioral Health Clinician
Brings a calm, mental-health-informed approach to family mediation and the emotions that come with it.
Family
Arianne Maxwell
Legal Intern
A legal intern focused on family matters, trained to help families work through difficult decisions together.
Family
Gretchen Eychaner
Special Education Teacher
Experienced navigating high-stakes conversations among families and professionals, now at the table.
Family
Education
Jennifer Moreen
HR Generalist
Has handled workplace conflict from the inside, now mediating civil, workplace, and government matters.
Civil
workplace
Government
Leota Johnson Rivera
Conflict Management Consultant
A seasoned conflict management consultant with over a decade in HR and employee relations, skilled in workplace investigations, mediation, and restorative practices.
Workplace
Civil
Family
Restorative Practices
What We Do
Our Mediation Services
Family & Divorce
Divorce, parenting plans, and the decisions that come with separation.
Business & Civil
Contract, partnership, and property disputes resolved without litigation.
Workplace
Coworker, manager, and team conflict handled before it hardens.
We also handle church, government, and human-rights matters. Ask us about your situation.
How It Works
Four Steps, No Courtroom
Reaching out does not commit you to anything. It starts a conversation about whether mediation fits.
1
Reach out
Start with our intake assistant or a call. Ask questions and get clear answers, day or night.
2
Talk with a mediator
A mediator follows up personally to confirm fit and take care of anything that needs attention first.
3
Schedule
Meet online from anywhere in Minnesota, or in person in Roseville. We work around both schedules.
4
Reach agreement
Work toward a resolution you both shape, which can be written up for your own attorney to review.
Pricing
Clear Fees, Split Evenly
Mediation is billed by the hour and shared equally between the two parties. No retainer games, no surprise invoices.
standard
Hourly mediation
$250/hour
Billed for session time, divided equally between both parties.
Party A
$125/hr
+
Party B
$125/hr
Party A
$125/hr
+
Party B
$125/hr
Billed only for the time you use
Split equally between the parties
Online statewide or in person in Roseville
You know the rate before you schedule
Sliding scale
By petition
A reduced rate for those for whom standard fees are a barrier.
Simple petition during intake
Reviewed individually, case by case
Rate set together with you
So cost is less likely to stand in the way
Example: a three-hour session at $250/hour is $750 total, or $375 per party. Rate shown is a placeholder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions answer by our Mediators
Find clear, honest answers to the questions people ask most.
How much does mediation cost?
Mediation is billed hourly and the two parties split the fee equally. For example, at $250 per hour, each party pays $125 per hour. If standard fees are out of reach, you can petition for a reduced, sliding-scale rate, reviewed case by case.
Is mediation confidential?
Mediators and staff are held to confidentiality. We encourage confidentiality among the parties but cannot guarantee it.
Is a mediated agreement legally binding?
Mediation itself is not binding. If you reach agreement it can be written up and, once signed, made enforceable. We are not your attorneys, and we recommend your own lawyer review any agreement first.
What if the other party won't participate?
Mediation is voluntary, so both people must agree to take part. If you are ready but the other party is unsure, we can help you invite them and explain the process with no pressure.
Do I need a lawyer to mediate?
No. You are not required to have a lawyer. You may consult one, and for some matters such as divorce, having an attorney review your final agreement is a good idea.
Do you meet online or in person?
We offer either. We mediate online with parties anywhere in Minnesota, and in person at our Roseville office for the Twin Cities metro.
Our Location
Serving the Twin Cities & Surrounding Areas
We serve clients across the Twin Cities metro and virtually across Minnesota with quality facilitative mediation. Our office is in Roseville.
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis Park
Roseville
Maplewood
Saint Anthony Village
Bloomington
Edina
Free Initial Consultation Available
Ready to Resolve Your
Conflicts?
Start with our intake assistant or call us. There is no cost to start and no obligation to continue.
SURE HORIZONS MEDIATION
Trusted facilitative mediators for civil and family conflicts in the Twin Cities Metro Area, Minnesota. In affiliation with Mediation Center.
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monday: 8am - 5pm
tuesday: 8am - 5pm
wednesday: 8am - 5pm
thursday: 8am - 5pm
friday: 8am - 5pm
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