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In St. Charles County, Missouri, a marriage that began on September 17, 2005, has reached its end. Rohini Rachel Sarino, having filed for dissolution of marriage on December 16, 2024, seeks to sever ties with her husband, James Carmichael Sarino, after years marked by irreconcilable differences. The couple, who has two children together, has been living separately, with the children primarily residing with both parents over the last 60 days.
At the core of the dissolution petition lies the determination that the marriage is “irretrievably broken,” a phrase underscoring the distance between the two parties, with no hope for reconciliation. While the couple has accumulated both marital property and debt, no specific arrangements for maintenance or financial support have yet been made. However, the petitioner, represented by attorney Rachna Lien of The Lien Law Firm, has emphasized that neither party seeks financial support from the other. Both are capable of supporting themselves through their own employment.
Rohini has proposed a parenting plan for the children, focusing on their custody, visitation, and support, though these arrangements have not yet been formalized by the court. The case now awaits the court’s decision on how to divide the marital assets and debts, as well as the future of the children. Rohini’s petition signals the end of a chapter, one in which both parties seek a fair resolution while navigating the complexities of family, property, and their shared past.
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