“Whether advising a homeowners’ association or guiding a client through a real estate issue, my focus is the same: clear, practical counsel that helps people make informed decisions and move forward with confidence. I represent associations navigating governance, enforcement, and community concerns, as well as individuals and entities managing purchases, sales, leases, and property disputes. My goal is to provide honest, reliable advice—grounded in the law and shaped by the real-world context my clients are working in—so they can feel supported, involved, and empowered every step of the way.”

Aaron primarily represents homeowners’ associations, housing cooperatives, and community associations throughout Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and the upper Midwest. A graduate with honors from Mitchell Hamline School of Law, Aaron brings a practical, boots-on-the-ground understanding of how associations operate—along with the legal insight needed to guide boards and property managers through everything from everyday governance to high-stakes disputes.

Aaron’s practice focuses on HOA law, community association governance, real estate transactions, and regulatory compliance. He advises clients on enforcement matters, rulemaking, governing document and contract interpretation, and assessment collection. He also has experience defending and resolving claims involving the Fair Housing Act and HUD investigations, helping associations and property owners navigate complex allegations of discrimination, reasonable accommodation, and disparate treatment.

His clients—whether HOAs, homeowners, tenants, business owners, or real estate investors—can expect personalized, practical legal guidance built around their goals. Aaron is committed to providing clear advice and creative solutions that help clients make confident, informed decisions.

Aaron lived in HOAs for nearly a decade—until it became clear he was perhaps not their ideal resident. With backyard chickens, a rotating collection of kids’ toys on the lawn, and an old Ford that doubles as yard art, Aaron now enjoys a more flexible relationship with community associations… as legal counsel.

He practices in the following areas:

• Community Association Law
• Community Association Collections
• Real Estate Transactions
• Alternative Dispute Resolution