Aime C. Lee Ohlmann

Lead Attorney

Aime has been working and involved in family law since 2012, when she began as a legal assistant in a family law litigation firm. Seeing the role that family law can play in people’s lives, she eventually returned to school and attended Lewis & Clark Law School, graduating in 2022. 

Aime enjoys the complex problem solving involved in cases with businesses, complex assets, spousal support, and unique fact patterns. She has handled many high-asset cases involving complex large-scale business and property valuations. Aime's background as a small business owner who ran a real estate development company means that business and property issues are her expertise.



Aime's philosophy on family law prioritizes settlements that minimize conflict and allow families to transition to healthy co-parenting relationships. The dissolution process is often one of the most dramatic upheavals a family goes through; unnecessary conflict in this arena creates real harm to families that may need to continue co-parenting for years to come. With that said, Aime believes that the court system is an invaluable tool in cases involving power imbalances, uncooperative opposing parties, or trauma and abuse. 

When she’s not at the office, Aime is a mom to twin boys and enjoys renovating homes and working with her hands. 

Nicky Blumm

Managing Attorney

Nicky Blumm is the managing attorney at Lee Ohlmann Law. Nicky's focus is on resolving conflicts, creating spaces for productive dialogue, and ensuring client's voices are heard. Nicky also serves the community as an attorney for children in the Portland Metro area.

Nicky's legal experience was at one of top 100 biggest American law firms, where he participated in civil litigation by drafting and researching complex motions as a leader of the major motions team. Before he came to civil litigation, Nicky regularly appeared in Multnomah County Circuit Court while working for the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office under DA Mike Schmidt. He also served as a judicial extern for the Hon. Magistrate Judge Jolie Russo at the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon.

While studying at Lewis & Clark Law School, Nicky was the Director of Awards for the Public Interest Law Project, the Vice-President of the Student Bar Association,  a member of the Environmental Law Review, and won best overall advocate in Mock Trial. He was also both a research assistant and teaching fellow.

Born and raised in Oregon, after graduating from Claremont McKenna College with degrees in Philosophy & Government, Nicky was a management consultant who worked throughout the country at the intersection of technology and people.

When he is not in the office, Nicky is likely to be found on a mountain, climbing up and skiing down. He documents his alpine missions as a writer for Snowbrains.com. After a long day in the snow, he spends his time reading voraciously and petting his two cats.