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On October 2, 2023, in St. Louis County, Missouri, Chaney Hagemann took the step to dissolve her marriage to Daniel Hagemann. The couple, both residents of the State of Missouri and entered into matrimony on June 16, 2001, are parents to two children, although their ages remain undisclosed.
The document asserts that the marriage has reached an irreparable impasse, prompting the petition for dissolution. Chaney Hagemann’s prayers to the court are unequivocal. She calls for a formal recognition of the irretrievable breakdown of the union and seeks financial support from Daniel, emphasizing her need for maintenance.
Chaney is represented by attorney Joseph A. Lambson from Margulis Gelfand, LLC, based in Clayton, Missouri. The filing also indicates that the couple’s assets and debts, both marital and non-marital, will be evaluated and divided in accordance with Missouri state law.
Regarding child-related matters, the filing specifies that it is in the best interests and welfare of the minor children for the Court to award the parties joint physical and joint legal custody although the matter for child support has not been addressed in the provided text.
The quotes extracted from the filing serve as poignant markers of the emotional and financial weight borne by Chaney in the face of this decision. They underscore the depth of the challenges faced by individuals seeking to disentangle themselves from a once-intimate partnership.
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