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On June 19, 2024, in the Circuit Court of Saint Louis County, Missouri, Elizabeth D. Vogt filed for the dissolution of her marriage to Theodosius N. Vogt. Both have been Missouri residents for over ninety days prior to the filing, residing at 120 Lemay Gardens Drive, St. Louis. Their marriage began on June 3, 2020, in El Paso, Texas, but by October 10, 2023, the couple had separated. Despite their shared history, the relationship is irretrievably broken, with no prospect of reconciliation. This is a case where the fabric of a shared life has become too frayed to mend.
Elizabeth is employed by Purina, while Theodosius is self-employed. There are no children from the marriage, and neither party is currently serving in the military. Both are physically able and capable of supporting themselves, negating the need for spousal maintenance.
The division of marital property and debts looms large. Elizabeth and Theodosius possess both marital and separate property, yet no prior agreements on their division exist. Elizabeth seeks a fair and equitable division of these assets and liabilities. Additionally, she requests that Theodosius be responsible for her attorney’s fees and court costs, arguing that he is financially capable of bearing these expenses.
Representing Elizabeth D. Vogt in this matter are Ann Vatterott Bruntrager and Stephen J. Bardol of Bardol Law Firm, LLC, based in Webster Groves, Missouri. The legal proceedings reflect not just a dissolution of marriage, but a careful unraveling of a partnership once bound by mutual agreement and now dissolved by legal necessity.
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