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Nancy A. Stopke has taken decisive action by filing for divorce from Joel P. Lottes on August 20, 2024, in St. Louis City, Missouri. Their marriage, which began on July 6, 2002, and lasted just over 21 years, has faced an irreparable breakdown. The couple, who separated on January 1, 2024, is now seeking to legally dissolve their union.
In the midst of this dissolution, Nancy and Joel have reached a resolution through mediation, agreeing on the division of marital assets and debts, and establishing a parenting plan for their three children. Nancy is advocating for joint legal and physical custody, ensuring that both parents share in the responsibility of raising their children. Both parties are not currently involved in any other custody proceedings, and neither is on active military duty.
Represented by Kristen L. Sparks of The Center for Family Law, Nancy’s petition outlines a desire for a fair resolution that honors their mediation agreement and upholds the best interests of their children. As the case progresses through the Circuit Court of St. Louis City, the focus will be on formalizing the terms of their agreement and moving forward with the dissolution of their marriage.
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