Scott V. Hahn is an attorney at the law firm of Slowiaczek Albers and Whelan PC, LLO. With over 15 years of experience in litigation pertaining to family law, Scott has adeptly handled a myriad of cases, including those involving divorce and collaborative divorce, paternity and custody, modifications, and appellate work. Scott started practicing collaborative divorce in 2015. 

Scott’s general philosophy towards divorce is that the parties, more times than not, hold the best answers to their problems. Collaborative divorce allows Scott to practice this philosophy whenever possible with his clients. Scott believes that collaborative divorce empowers clients, with the assistance of their attorneys and other professionals, to craft the best solutions moving forward after their divorce. Scott takes immense pride in the reviews and feedback received from his clients, which are a testament to his exemplary legal work, on platforms like Avvo, Google, and other online sources.

Scott's involvement in legal committees and accolades further underscores his commitment to the legal profession and public service. As the former Chairman of the Nebraska Bar Association's Subcommittee on Limited Scope Representation, he has made significant contributions, a fact recognized by his receipt of the Omaha Bar Association's Champions of Law Award for outstanding contributions in Education. His work on the Nebraska Limited Scope Representation Toolkit, prominently featured on the Nebraska Supreme Court's website for pro se litigants, showcases his dedication to improving access to justice. Additionally, Scott's publication, "The Do's and Don'ts of Limited Scope Representation," in the Nebraska State Bar Association's 2019 Family Law Manual, stands as a testament to his legal acumen. Recently appointed as a member of the Judicial Nominating Commission for the Nebraska Court of Appeals, 2nd District, Scott continues to make significant strides in the legal community.