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In the heart of St. Louis, Missouri, a legal petition was filed on September 8, 2023, marking the dissolution of the union between Christina M. Skaggs and Bryan J. Skaggs. The couple, bound in matrimony since November 30, 2018, found their marriage irretrievably broken. No specific blame was assigned, highlighting the complexity of human relationships.
Their shared parenthood was centered around one undisclosed child, whose details remain confidential. The petitioner, Christina M. Skaggs, pleaded for the dissolution of their marriage, seeking a resolution in which neither party would be awarded maintenance. The petition also called for the establishment of custodial arrangements through a jointly drafted Parenting Plan.
With seasoned attorney Gerald W. Linnenbringer from the Linnenbringer Law, representing Christina, the petition further requested the court to set aside non-marital assets to their respective owners. The legal filing emphasized the importance of fairness and equity in dividing any marital property and debts, with or without a Marital Settlement Agreement in place.
In the midst of this legal endeavor, one statement echoed: “The marriage is irretrievably broken and that therefore there remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved.” These words encapsulate the somber acknowledgment of a union’s irrevocable fracture, signaling a new chapter for Christina M. Skaggs and Bryan J. Skaggs in the heart of St. Louis County, Missouri.
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