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In a recent filing in Jackson County, Missouri on September 19, 2023, Brenda Joyce Pleasant has submitted a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage against Donald Robert Pleasant, both residing in Jackson County. The petition outlines the couple’s separation since May 2023 and cites irreconcilable differences as the cause for the dissolution. The document reveals that neither party is currently an active member of the Armed Forces, and no children were born of the marriage. Their union commenced on September 14, 2002.
The filing indicates that both parties accumulated certain property and debts during the course of their marriage. Brenda Joyce Pleasant, now retired, emphasizes her reliance on contributions from Donald Robert Pleasant. The petitioner also seeks the restoration of her maiden name to Brenda Joyce Baker.
Among the prayers submitted, Brenda Joyce Pleasant requests the dissolution of the marriage, the equitable division of marital property, and approval of any settlement agreement. The filing underscores the petitioner’s need for maintenance and emphasizes her former name.
Jennifer R. Reagan, an attorney from Reagan Law, LLC, represents Brenda Joyce Pleasant in this case.
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