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Non-Community Property Divorce

Fifty percent of all marriages end in divorce. If you have questions about divorce, child custody, child support or alimony, contact our firm to schedule a consultation with an experienced family law attorney for straightforward answers.

Answers to Your Community Property Questions

If you are going through a divorce, you have questions about your financial future, and that typically starts with the division of property in your divorce. At the St. Louis Park law offices of Patrick Burns & Associates, we will provide you with honest answers about the process, as we help you look for creative solutions that will protect your future.

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