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In a recent development, Christopher L. Pratt, Sr., has filed for divorce from Linnea J. Plowman in Jackson County, Missouri, on December 12, 2023. The couple, who tied the knot on July 1, 2015, has two children together: Halo Pratt (age seven) and Matrix Pratt (age two).
The petitioner, represented by attorney James LaSalle, is seeking the dissolution of the marriage, citing irretrievable breakdown as the grounds for the divorce. Pratt’s prayers include a just and equitable distribution of the marital property and debts, setting apart each party’s respective separate property, and joint legal and joint physical custody of their minor children.
Interestingly, the petitioner, Christopher Pratt, was previously ordered to pay child support pursuant to an administrative order (case number 2216-MCOI 958). However, both parties assert their capability of gainful employment and providing for their own support without financial assistance from each other.
Crucially, the filing outlines the intention for joint legal and joint physical custody of the children, with a proposed parenting plan to be submitted within 30 days. This emphasizes the commitment to maintaining the children’s connection with both parents, designating the mother’s residence for mailing and educational purposes.
As the legal proceedings unfold, the case underscores the complexities of marital relationships, financial responsibilities, and the pursuit of an amicable co-parenting arrangement in the best interests of the children.
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