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Daniel W. Ferguson filed a petition in St. Louis County Circuit Court on February 5, 2026, seeking the dissolution of his marriage to Stephanie M. Ferguson. The couple was married on August 18, 2018, in St. Charles County, Missouri, and they constructively separated on or about September 11, 2025. Both have resided in Missouri for over nine years and are employed, with assets sufficient to support themselves without maintenance from the other.
The petition states that there were no children born or adopted during the marriage, and neither party is currently pregnant. It notes the accumulation of marital property, assets, and debts during the marriage, as well as separate non-marital property held individually by each party. Neither Daniel nor Stephanie Ferguson is on active duty with the Armed Forces.
Daniel Ferguson asserts that the marriage is irretrievably broken, indicating that attempts at reconciliation would be futile. He requests the court dissolve the marriage, divide marital property and debts equitably, recognize each party’s non-marital property, and confirm that no maintenance is required from either side. The petition is submitted through counsel at Langley Law Firm, LLC, and sworn under oath before a notary.
This filing reflects a structured, legal approach to the ending of a marriage in which both parties have independent means. The process codifies financial responsibilities and asset division, providing clarity and finality to the dissolution while situating the couple within the procedural framework of the court.
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