Dan Wilson

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Judge Dan Wilson is a fourth-generation Montanan. His great-grandfather homesteaded near Malta in 1913. His grandfather continued farming the land, raised a family in Malta, and, as a respected member of the community, served as a Phillips County judge when Dan was a young boy. That grandfather instilled in Dan a sense of fairness and a deep respect for the law.

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After graduating from law school in 1993, Dan worked as a prosecutor in Great Falls, Chinook, and Kalispell. In 1999, he settled into private practice, representing individuals and businesses in a variety of cases, including contract and property disputes, family law, and estate planning. Dan also represented people accused of crimes in both state and federal courts. After serving as Justice of the Peace in Flathead County, Judge Wilson was elected to serve as a Flathead County District Court bench in 2016, where he serves today.

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Through his conservative judicial philosophy and his commitment to the Constitution and the rule of law, Judge Dan Wilson has earned a reputation as a fair but firm judge. Judge Wilson has been married to his wife Tia for 30 years, and together they have a daughter who graduated from the University of Montana.

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Montana’s highest court demands a Justice who has actually served on the bench. Dan Wilson brings proven experience and a record of impartial, principled decisions.