Brian Aho, Owner

Cheap bankruptcy lawyer, best divorce lawyer, aggressive divorce attorney.  The attorneys at Aho Law Office strive to obtain inexpensive bankruptcy elimination of debt and inexpensive divorces.  However, complex issues arise, and disputes happen.  We aggressively fight for your rights, through the use of experts, such as accountants, business valuation experts, business consultants, psychologists, custody evaluators, parenting time expeditors, and parenting consultants.  We use mediators, social early neutral evaluators and financial early neutral evaluators to attempt settlement of family law matters.  We similarly try to settle bankruptcy, business, insurance, probate and civil litigation disputes.  We are not afraid to bring a matter to trial, or even appeal.  We are members of the Minnesota State Supreme Court, Federal Court for the District of Minnesota and the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.  We also have negotiated many contracts and disputes over millions of dollars, achieving favorable results for our client.  We greatly appreciate the trust that others have put in us and hope you trust us to help you with your legal matter.

Position	Organization	Location	Duration
Associate Attorney	Hess and Jendro Law Office, P.A.	Elk River, MN	2014-2017

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
William Mitchell College of Law	J.D.	Law School	1999
University of Wisconsin	Bachelor of Science	Business Administration and Human Resources	1986

State / Court	Date
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals	2018

• Minnesota State Bar Association
  Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge
  Friends of Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge (Past Director, lifetime member)
  Little Elk Lake Improvement Association (Past President)
  Anti Vehicle Crime Association of Minnesota (Past President, two terms)
  International Association of Arson Investigators (Past Member)
  International Association of Auto Theft Investigators (Past Member)
  Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter
  Associate in Claims

• Cali Award, Contracts, two  Semesters
  Magna Cum Laude, William Mitchell College of Law, 1999

• In re Verbick, 607 N.W.2d 148 (Minn. Ct. App 2000)
  Defended the city of Babbitt in an action to vacate a city street. Upheld by Minnesota Court of Appeals. Decision based on evidence that the street was still being used for its intended purpose, among other things, as a means to access and maintain utilities and for vehicle traffic.

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