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In a recent court filing dated October 2, 2023, Carrie J. McGee has taken the first step towards ending her marriage to Larry D. McGee. The divorce case, filed in St. Louis City, Missouri, cites irreconcilable differences as the reason behind the dissolution of their marriage, stating that “there is no reasonable likelihood that the marriage of the parties can be preserved.”
The filing reveals that there are no unemancipated children born of the marriage, eliminating any child custody or support disputes. Additionally, neither party is seeking maintenance or spousal support.
Carrie J. McGee, represented by attorney Kieran J. Coyne from the Law Offices of Susan L. Ward, LLC, has requested the court to dissolve the marriage, allocate separate property, and determine the division of marital assets and debts. She is also seeking an order for the respondent, Larry D. McGee, to cover her reasonable attorney fees and court costs.
One noteworthy point is the assertion that Carrie J. McGee lacks sufficient resources to cover her legal expenses without financial assistance from Larry D. McGee, who is described as employed and capable of contributing to her attorney fees and litigation costs.
While the specific details of marital property, debts, and separate property remain undisclosed in the provided text, the filing signifies a significant development in the lives of the petitioner and respondent, as their marital journey faces an uncertain future.
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