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On June 25, 2024, in the hallowed chambers of the Circuit Court of St. Charles County, Missouri, Noel C. Windels formally sought an end to her union with David M. Windels. This marital odyssey, commenced on June 10, 2017, in the picturesque locale of Beaufort, North Carolina, has now hit the inexorable wall of irretrievable breakdown. Noel, a resident of Missouri for over ninety days, declares the marriage, which has been on a slow descent into the abyss since their constructive separation on the day of filing, beyond any hope of revival.
The petitioner, gainfully employed, stands opposite an unemployed David. Their offspring, F.L.W., aged eleven, and J.L.W., aged seven, currently reside with both parents in St. Charles County, under a tentative arrangement pending the court’s final decree. Noel’s plea includes a request for sole legal and physical custody of the children, supported by a meticulously outlined Parenting Plan, and child support as per Form 14 guidelines.
Noel is represented by Joseph J. Porzenski and John P. Wagner of Turken & Porzenski, LLC. With the assertion that no other litigations or claims regarding the minor children exist, and that neither party requires spousal maintenance, Noel seeks a fair division of marital property and debt. Furthermore, she petitions the court to compel David to shoulder her attorney fees and court costs. The formal dissolution of this matrimony, certified under oath, encapsulates the disillusionment and finality of a union that once held promise but now lies in irrevocable ruins.
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