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The marriage of David Bradley Jr. and Linda Susan Bradley, once celebrated in Kansas City on May 17, 2014, now finds itself at an irreversible crossroads. David, represented by attorney Rachel E. Hall of Barton, Hall & Schnieders, P.C., has filed a petition for dissolution of marriage in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri, on December 10, 2024, citing irretrievable breakdown.
The couple, both long-time Missouri residents, has lived apart since the filing date. With no children from their union and no ongoing pregnancies, the legal matter focuses on property division and financial independence. David’s petition outlines the absence of a property settlement agreement but requests either court approval of any agreement reached or an equitable division by the court. Both parties are deemed capable of self-support, negating the need for spousal maintenance.
The request further emphasizes the allocation of non-marital property to its rightful owners and proposes that each party covers their own legal expenses. David’s approach, grounded in pragmatism and fairness, underscores the finality of their separation while seeking a just resolution to the material aspects of their shared history.
The case now moves forward, steered by Hall’s expertise, with the court tasked to ensure an equitable conclusion for both parties.
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