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In a dramatic turn of events, Keri Werkmeister has filed for dissolution of her marriage to Ryan Werkmeister in the Circuit Court of St. Louis County, Missouri. The petition, filed on August 2, 2024, reveals that the couple, married on [date missing], has reached a point where their union is deemed irretrievably broken. The reasons for this fracture are underscored by their long-term separation, which commenced shortly after their marriage.
Keri Werkmeister, represented by Hardy C. Menees and Melanie J. Roberts of Menees & Menees, seeks sole legal and physical custody of their two minor children, asserting that it is in their best interest. The petition also calls for child support in accordance with Missouri law and requests maintenance due to Keri’s financial insufficiency compared to Ryan’s greater financial resources. Additionally, Keri demands an equitable division of marital assets and debts and seeks coverage for her attorney’s fees.
The document paints a picture of a marriage marred by discord and financial disparities, with both parties having accumulated separate properties and debts. The court is asked to uphold the prenuptial agreement, which outlines the terms for dissolution, including the division of property and maintenance.
The petition’s tone reflects the gravity of the situation, emphasizing a bleak outlook for any reconciliation and highlighting the complexities of resolving financial and custodial matters in the wake of a disintegrated marriage.
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