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In the heart of Cook County, Illinois, a chapter in the lives of Aubrey A. Little and Anthony G. Smith is drawing to a close. On September 29, 2025, Aubrey, represented by the MLG Law Group, filed a petition for the dissolution of their marriage, citing irreconcilable differences that have rendered their union unsustainable. Married on June 16, 2018, in the quaint surroundings of Sheridan, Indiana, the couple has navigated the complexities of life together for over seven years. However, the bonds that once held them together have frayed, leading to their separation on June 1, 2024.
The absence of children and the mutual understanding that they can independently support themselves underscore the clarity with which Aubrey approaches this decision. Each party seeks to retain their non-marital property, and with no expectation of maintenance support, both are poised to move forward unencumbered. The petition reflects a pragmatic approach to a painful reality, emphasizing that reconciliation is no longer a viable option.
As the court prepares to consider her request, Aubrey’s petition serves not just as a legal document but as a testament to the bittersweet journey of a relationship that, despite its hopeful beginnings, has ultimately succumbed to the inexorable pull of irretrievable differences.
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