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In the bustling courts of Cook County, Illinois, the papers tell a story that’s all too familiar—a tale of wedded life turned asunder. The central figures in this narrative are Lara Krieger and Bradley Kramer, who took their vows on September 3, 2000. However, as of November 2, 2023, the dissolution of their union is set in motion, bearing the weight of “irreconcilable differences.”
The couple’s journey, marked by its longevity, is further underscored by the emancipation of their only child, eighteen-year-old Riley Kramer. As the pages of their marriage turn, there’s no explicit mention of child support or sole responsibility for the children, a sign perhaps of their mature age.
Petitioner Lara Krieger’s prayers, delivered by the legal counsel of Weiss-Kunz & Oliver, LLC, are multifaceted. They span a spectrum, including dissolution of the marriage, barring the Respondent from receiving maintenance, division of marital and non-marital property, credit for dissipated assets, and more. Yet, it’s noteworthy that the Petitioner herself requests spousal support and maintenance.
The legal proceedings here are just one in a long line of familial narratives playing out in the courts, without the drama or sensationalism that often captures the public’s attention. It’s a reflection of the more commonplace stories that often pass unnoticed.
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