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In the Family Court of St. Charles County, Missouri, Austin D. Lott has filed for dissolution of his marriage to Christina L. Lott, seeking to officially sever ties with his spouse after a union that began on December 6, 2020. The petition, submitted on July 29, 2024, outlines a relationship that has deteriorated beyond repair, with irreconcilable differences cited as the core issue.
The couple’s separation dates back to October 1, 2023, and they have one young child, age two. The petition specifies that the child has been living with both parents over the past six months, and the couple has reached an agreement for joint legal and physical custody. There are no ongoing disputes or external claims to custody.
Christina Lott, who has chosen to revert to her maiden name, is not seeking maintenance, and both parties are capable of managing their financial obligations independently, apart from the child support arrangements. The petitioners have managed to divide their marital and separate property between them, with any remaining disputes to be resolved equitably by the court.
R. Andrew Beeny of the Beeny Law Firm represents Austin D. Lott, advocating for a fair division of assets and debts, restoration of Christina’s maiden name, and a clear custody plan for their child. The legal proceedings now await the court’s approval of these terms to finalize the dissolution.
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