About Aubrey
Aubrey Latchana earned his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law in 1980. He finished law school as the legal landscape of the early 1980s was changing. The degree set the stage for a practice that would take shape rapidly after graduation.
Within a few years he opened his own practice. In 1983 he became the attorney owner of Latchana Law Firm. That step shifted him from learner to principal. Running a small firm meant handling a wide range of tasks: client intake, case strategy, court appearances and the business side of law. It also meant building a practice on practical results rather than headline cases.
Latchana holds membership in the American Immigration Lawyers Association. That affiliation signals an engagement with immigration issues and a professional connection to colleagues who work in that field. Over the years his work has intersected with immigrant communities and regulatory matters tied to visas, residency and related relief. He has balanced the demands of individual client representation and the procedural rigors of immigration law.
His career spans more than four decades. That time includes the era immediately after law school, through the founding of his firm, and into an extended period of private practice. He has maintained a steady presence for clients who need direct counsel and courtroom representation. Running Latchana Law Firm has required him to stay current on law and policy developments that affect his clients’ prospects.
Today he practices at Latchana Law Firm. He continues to serve clients in matters tied to immigration, providing counsel and representation on issues commonly encountered by noncitizens and their families. His current practice focuses on immigration matters at Latchana Law Firm.
