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On October 5, 2023, in the heart of Missouri, Kyle Barker, the petitioner, took the decisive step of filing for the dissolution of his marriage to Dorothy Barker. Their union, which commenced on October 24, 2010, has not been blessed with children. The marriage, according to Kyle’s assertion, has reached a point of irretrievable breakdown.
In this intricate process, Kyle calls upon the law to mediate and preside over the division of both marital and non-marital property, should an amicable settlement elude them. A prayer is offered for the Court to adjudge that neither party requires maintenance. Furthermore, Kyle contends that both parties should bear the weight of their respective attorney fees.
Guiding Kyle through this tumultuous legal terrain is attorney Kimberly Humphrey from The Law Office of Kimberly Humphrey, LLC. Their plea for dissolution and property division rests in the hands of Jackson County, Missouri. In the absence of offspring and with no mention of specific quotes, the Barkers, who are both residing in the State of Missouri, stand as a testament to the complexities of human relationships and the intricacies of legal dissolution.
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