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In a compelling November 7, 2023 filing in St. Louis, Missouri, Laton Strong commenced the dissolution of their marriage to Barry Strong, Jr., a union established on or about May 19, 2018. The petition underscored irreconcilable differences, signaling an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage without explicit attribution of blame.
Represented by attorney Robert E. Faerber from the Law Office of Robert E. Faerber, Laton’s petition encompassed several crucial prayers. These included the dissolution of the marriage, an assertion for custody of their 3-year-old child, and a request for child support based on the proposed Parenting Plan. Laton sought an equitable division of marital property and debt, delineating each party’s separate property and debt for fair assignment by the Court.
The petition distinctly outlined Laton’s request for sole custody of the minor child and parental decision-making, emphasizing the proposed Parenting Plan as the basis for these requests. Notably, maintenance was not explicitly sought, as both parties assert self-sufficiency.
The filing shed light on the complexities of marital dissolution, illustrating the intricacies surrounding child custody, property division, and the pursuit of equitable settlements in St. Louis courts.
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