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A marriage dissolution petition has been filed in Jackson County, Missouri, signaling potential turmoil in the lives of Alan C. Schrader and Veronica F. Fries. The filing, submitted on November 6, 2023, marks a significant turning point for the couple who tied the knot on August 21, 2010. Notably, their union was childless.

While the exact reasons behind the dissolution of their marriage remain undisclosed, Alan C. Schrader’s petition outlines a series of prayers to the court. Among these requests are a judgment to formally dissolve the marriage, a fair and equitable division of marital property and debts, and the preservation of non-marital assets and debts under each party’s individual ownership. Furthermore, the petitioner asserts that neither party is entitled to maintenance and advocates for each side to bear their respective attorney’s fees.

Providing legal representation for Alan C. Schrader is Stacey K. Wullschleger from Fisher Law, LLC. Notably absent from the filing are any explicit requests for child support, sole responsibility of children, or parental decision-making. As no children were born during the course of their marriage, these matters do not seem to be at stake in this particular dissolution case.

The filing indicates that Alan C. Schrader and Veronica F. Fries accumulated various assets and debts throughout their union but have yet to finalize a property settlement agreement. As such, the petitioner seeks a fair and equitable division of marital property and debts, while non-marital assets and debts are to be allocated to each party individually.

While no attention-grabbing quotes were included in the filing, this dissolution of marriage case in Jackson County, Missouri exemplifies the complexities and legal intricacies inherent in such proceedings. As the case progresses, the fate of Alan C. Schrader and Veronica F. Fries’ relationship hangs in the balance, leaving many questions unanswered.

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