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In a recent filing dated October 20, 2023, Mallorie Gregory of Illinois submitted a petition for the dissolution of her marriage to Jessie J. Gregory, Jr. The couple, who tied the knot on December 9, 2016, does not have any children. Citing irreconcilable differences as the primary reason for the dissolution, the filing does not specify which party is attributing blame. Mallorie Gregory, who was temporarily transferred to Virginia in January 2023, still maintains her domicile in Illinois.
The petitioner seeks a judgment of dissolution and requests the equitable distribution of all marital property acquired during the course of their marriage. The attorney representing Mallorie Gregory in this matter is Robert Lewinthal, from the firm Lewinthal, Sklamberg, and Associates. The filing, which took place in Cook County, Illinois, does not explicitly state whether maintenance is being requested or detail any debts, marital or non-marital properties.
Noteworthy quotes from the filing highlight the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage due to irreconcilable differences, and address the need for equitable division of both marital and non-marital property, advocating for a fair resolution in the eyes of the court.
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