I find Mr. Brown to be a very untrustworthy individual to work with. Initially, he comes across as…read morevery helpful and friendly, but over time you realize he's doing what's best for his firm. Often he makes up concerns, demands, issues, etc., to get what his client wants. The second worst part is Mr. Brown has repeatedly requested that the Judge have me pay for all of his attorney fees related to the made-up concerns, demands, or issues. To my surprise, the Judge's thankfully denied each of Mr. Brown's requests for reimbursement for erroneous fees. That should say a lot about his character. Each of the Judges we worked with over the past eight years saw through the dishonesty and denied each of Mr. Brown's requests for erroneous fee reimbursement. My concern is in the past 8 years of working with Jason Brown, I continue to see him only look out for his client's best interest, and not the children involved. Please email me at rodneyjjackson36@gmail.com for examples or if you have questions. Mr. Brown appears comfortable looking the other way if children are being abused. The children do not pay for Mr. Brown's fees, so he does not care what they want or what happens to them. It appears Mr. Brown is fine, working with child abusers as long as their checks are clear. There are way too many other Family Law attorneys out there who will look out for both you and your children. Please contact another firm today.

horrible service, divorce decree written poorly. No way I would have known it was written poor…read moreuntil I went to sell my home and its so vague. When you ask them to call you they email (which takes longer so they can bill you more) or they go days without calling you back.

Brain Aho is a high quality bankruptcy attorney and family law attorney. If you need a good divorce…read morelawyer, give Brain a call. He can help you out with spousal maintenance, child support, or paternity issues. He navigates the obstacles of divorce and custody law deftly, and will leave you feeling good at the end of a divorce or bankruptcy, which is a real feat.

From the owner: Your trusted legal partner in Champlin, MN. Led by Attorney Brian Aho, we specialize in family law,…read moredivorce, child support, bankruptcy, probate, corporate formation, and contract law. With years of experience, our dedicated team provides personalized, compassionate representation to guide you through life's legal challenges. Whether you're facing a complex divorce, need assistance with child support, considering bankruptcy, or dealing with probate matters, we're here to protect your rights and interests. For businesses, we offer expert guidance in corporate formation and contract law. Our commitment to excellence and client-focused approach ensures you receive the highest quality legal services. Don't navigate legal matters alone.

Working with Cindy Perusse made a difficult situation--ending a 24-year marriage--more tolerable…read more She kept me informed of all aspects of my case, responded to my inquiries in a timely manner, and dealt appropriately with opposing counsel when they made my life difficult.

From the owner: I am a experienced divorce and family law attorney having been in this business a couple decades…read morenow. I have practiced law in 3 states over my career. I feel like I have seen it all. People come to me at the most difficult time in their lives--the breakdown of a marriage. My job is to take the weight off of a client's shoulders from having to deal with a soon-to-be ex spouse and worrying about the legal process. I strive to get through the divorce or other family law matter, in the most practical, fair, and quickest manner possible. I enjoy going to court and advocating for my clients. I also do mediation and early neutral assessments for family law cases. Whether you are in a short-term marriage with few assets, a long-term marriage with a complex marital estate or anything in between, I have a plan to work it out and get the best result possible.

Jeffrey Hicken was my attorney for years. I always felt that I was in good hands and he always…read moreconducted himself with integrity and professionalism. Jeffrey had good respect for the judges, as they did for him as well. Jeff knew his stuff and was always up on my case. He is retired now but I would recommend anyone at the office. I cried the day I got the letter that Jeffrey had retired. Thank God I haven't needed him since. Thanks for taking such good care of my daughter and I Jeff!

From the owner: At the law firm of Hicken, Scott, Howard & Anderson, P.A., we are a general practice law firm in…read moreAnoka, MN, with deep skills in family, criminal and estate law. Located next to the Anoka County Courthouse, we have proudly served the entire Minneapolis, MN, area since 1977. Our distinguished team of lawyers have over 110 years of combined legal experience. At Hicken, Scott, Howard & Anderson, P.A., we have achieved successful results in cases, such as: Divorce Father's rights Domestic partnerships Spousal and child support Custody Adoption DWI and DUI cases Criminal cases Wills, trusts, and probate Looking for an attorney you can count on to fight hard for you in and out of court? Our distinguished lawyers will work tirelessly to help you get the results you desire. We are proud to have established an excellent reputation in the area. In fact, we have been recognized by Minneapolis/St. Paul Maga

. First, my understanding of mediation was that the mediator would help the 2 sides to work…read moretogether to come up with a mutually agreeable solution. That did not happen. Quite the opposite. And any trust I had in the mediator, their skill, their mediation process was completely eliminated. It was a terrifying experience. I can say the experience was not as bad as physical violence. Afterwards I sat in my car in the parking lot reeling. I didn't think I was going to be able to drive home. I made it home okay. Let me tell you what was on me: I did not ask the questions of the mediator I now know I needed to ask. Like, "What is on the agenda?" "What will happen in this session?" What financial documentation do you require? What financial documentation do you use? What do you do if that documentation is missing?? What do you do if someone starts yelling and screaming to get their way? So, do your homework. GRILL your attorney on how they will advocate for you. Talk through various scenarios. Go in thoroughly prepared. GRILL the mediators you are thinking of hiring. GRILL THEM. Make them cough up every detail of what they are going to do. And NEVER, EVER, EVER go into a financial mediation when the opposing party has not completely disclosed their financials. At best it is a waste of your time and money. Even if your attorney, financial advisor, accountant, and every other advisor says it will be fine, they can submit financials later, DON'T DO IT!! If Matthew, Mark, Luke and John tell you go to mediation anyway, DO NOT DO IT!!! It just puts you at a terrible disadvantage. The 1 session cost me $2055. It was an extremely painful lesson. So Please don't make the mistakes I made! Do it better. Best wishes to you all.

Positive experience, straight forward, knowledgeable, would recommend for will preparation.read more

I had to go back to court and it was so sad to hear the judge asked why wasn't the decree done…read moreright. Sad that I will end up paying $21,000 for such poor work and outrageous charges. She wouldn't even push the ex to do his work or tell truth instead, Karen said "I don't want to get sued by your ex for malpractice. " Now I will need to sue her for malpractice as she is still going after me for more money. Karen did things like even called police to check on the ex's welfare and charged me. She charged me to do the ex's lawyer work saying "do you want it done right and on time" then she charged me. I had to fight to get the charges removed. She wouldn't remove other disputed charges. I hired her knowing she had a legal asst and then her asst left and I was being charged attorney fee for things like faxing ...course she never told me this. I hired a team knowing it would save me money and then I find out I'm paying full price. I was upset with her and how I was being treated even before I signed the divorce. In fact I wrote a letter to the judge. But the judge never saw it-I had to chose between paying Karen's expert witnesses which she insisted I needed needed or she wouldn't go to court or to sign the decree. What choice did I have ? I had broken arm and just had surgery. I couldn't afford to pay $70,000 for divorce and risk losing my job. Besides everyone was believing everything the ex was saying like his expenses he listed that his car gas to and from work cost $600 a month---he drives 25 miles to work. He made 3 times the money I made yet he suddenly had nothing at divorce....Karen wouldn't follow up on marital wasting. His word was taken as truth as they, Karen and the mediator, didn't want to get sued. Karen told me that she and judge were friends and they sat on several boards together. So much for help esp when she took me to court to collect over $7,000 more. What chance in hell do I have against that "team." Well I want the truth to come out so nobody else gets hurt like I did. When I told Karen I was going to post a review --Karen sent me a link of someone getting sued for posting a review. Wow, what integrity from someone whom I trusted with my future, someone I paid almost my full year salary to protect me and fight for justice. Beware, some lawyers who don't do their jobs correctly can affect your entire future. I've dealt with a couple other attorneys and gave them 5 star review even when things didn't go my way-because they looked out for my interest and not more worried about the ex welfare-and her getting sued. The only thing my ex and I agreed on "your attorney Karen, is a crook" Said the ex and now I'm learning the truth .

Agree with Dav B and; getting first all parties assests info and then apparently creates or works…read moreout a legal path to make her money who other counsels have disagree with, to get paid first and after creating a court date, not enforcing orders if they are violations, bad custody evaluators referrals, drafting affidavits including you a mental health diagnostic that do not exist, so that 'the commom law' keeps be written as is by keep benefiting the party with the money and without hearing the voice of the children and keep perpetuating the abuse throughout divorce and post-divorce, blaming client for 'it was your fault to have the children with.....'; Vocational assessment experts recommended the same person used for a lot of other parties and says the same bs when testifying.....

A lot of double charging; not thorough in their work; a lot of pushing around; be careful with…read moretheir bills and payments.