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In the Circuit Court of St. Charles County, Missouri, Deandre T. Wainwright, represented by Spencer E. Williams of Briscoe, Wulff, & Williams LLC, filed for the dissolution of his marriage to Alvita Wainwright on July 23, 2024. The petition outlines the dissolution of a union that began on August 24, 2019. They had separated on July 10, 2024. Deandre and Alvita had both lived in Missouri for over ninety days before the filing.
The marriage bore one child, aged 11, born prior to the marriage. Issues of custody, visitation, and support for Kuhmil are to be addressed in a separate petition filed concurrently. Both parties are employed and over the age of 18, neither serving in the armed forces. The petition emphasizes the marriage’s irretrievable breakdown, stating there is no reasonable likelihood of preservation.
Deandre asserts he and Alvita have acquired property and debts during their marriage, yet no property settlement agreement exists, and no prenuptial agreement was prepared. Deandre claims possession of certain separate property items. He requests the court to set aside his and Alvita’s separate properties, with no maintenance awarded to either party.
Deandre and Alvita are both described as capable of self-support, negating the need for maintenance. The petition also notes that Alvita can cover her own attorney fees and court costs. The plea is for the court to declare the marriage irretrievably broken, dissolve it, and grant appropriate relief as deemed just and proper.
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