Hutchison Dispute Resolution LLC
701 Corporate Center Dr Ste 250, Raleigh, NC 27607
Hutchison Dispute Resolution LLC is a Minnesota alternative dispute resolution practice serving families, attorneys, and parties throughout the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area and greater Minnesota. Founded in 2026, the firm focuses on helping people resolve disputes privately, efficiently, and with greater control over the process. Its services include mediation, moderated settlement conferences, special master appointments, consensual special magistrate proceedings, arbitration, hybrid mediation-arbitration, and early neutral evaluations.
Hutchison Dispute Resolution LLC provides mediation for divorce, child custody, parenting, property, financial, and other family law conflicts. The firm uses a confidential and voluntary process that allows the parties to participate directly in shaping workable agreements. Its approach is designed to reduce unnecessary conflict, expense, and delay while helping families consider solutions that reflect their circumstances and the needs of their children.
Hutchison Dispute Resolution LLC also accepts appointments as a special master and consensual special magistrate. The firm can assist with complex financial questions, discovery disputes, custody matters, and other contested issues that require focused attention. A special master may review evidence, hear testimony, manage discovery, and make recommendations, while a consensual special magistrate may issue binding decisions through a private and more flexible process.
Hutchison Dispute Resolution LLC was established by Jason T. Hutchison, a Minnesota Qualified Rule 114 Neutral with more than two decades of legal experience. He previously served for fourteen years as a Judicial Referee in Hennepin County, where he presided over thousands of family law and protective-order cases. The firm draws on his experience as a judicial officer, litigator, prosecutor, municipal attorney, and trainer to address sensitive disputes with preparation, neutrality, practical judgment, and a detailed understanding of Minnesota family law.