Burns Law Office

01/17/2019

"Fantastic group of people to work with, Burn’s law office exceeded my expectations!" says Kent on Google

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06/20/2013

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04/21/2013

Can't wait for the snow to be gone

04/15/2013

Our hearts and prayers go out to the people of Boston

02/06/2013

Go Ravens!

12/26/2012

Merry Christmas!

12/16/2012

Got a call from the local newspaper on Friday. They completed a survey of their readers and I was voted the best attorney/favorite attorney in the south metro. Made my day!

12/04/2012

http://www.jburnslaw.com/the-economic-crisis-foreclosure-in-divorce.html

The skyrocketing foreclosure rate is hitting divorcing couples hard. For the average divorcing couple the expense of maintaining two households, where there had been only one, is a financial challenge even in good times. Throw in a job loss, ballooning mortgage payments and overextended credit oblig...

12/04/2012

http://www.jburnslaw.com/recession-takes-its-toll-on-child-support.html

The recession has really hit home. In family courts across the country, a surge of parents stung by the economy are coming back to plead for a reduction in their child support payment obligation, and it’s affecting the courts as well as the kids.

12/04/2012

www.jburnslaw.com/minnesota-child-support-shared-income-formula.html

In 2005, the Minnesota legislature amended the state’s child support guidelines and adopted a new formula to calculate child support obligations. This new formula, known as the income-shares or shared income formula makes it necessary to take the combined gross (i.e. pre-tax) monthly income of both ...

12/04/2012

http://www.jburnslaw.com/legislation-intended-to-change-minnesota-parenting-time-law-may-be-reintroduced-in-2011.html

A few state senators and a nonprofit organization came together during the 2010 legislative session seeking to modify the law on parenting time. They aimed to alter the perceptions of lawmakers, judges, divorce lawyers and parents through a bill that would change parenting-time presumptions under M...