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Tierra Perkins, a St. Louis County, Missouri, resident employed in behavioral health, lodged a petition on March 4, 2025, in the Circuit Court to dissolve her marriage to Kenan Perkins, a man whose work remains a blank to her. Backed by Joseph R. Burcke of Joseph R. Burcke, LLC, she detailed a union begun August 10, 2019, in St. Louis, fractured by June 1, 2023, and now irretrievably broken—irreconcilable differences the official marker. Both have lived in the county over ninety days, their adult status uncontested.
Two children, born during the marriage via anonymous sperm donation, live with Tierra; Kenan never claimed paternity, his name absent from birth certificates, a fact backed by attached fertility records. No other custody fights loom in Missouri or beyond; Tierra asserts sole legal parenthood, seeking no support from Kenan. The couple’s assets—marital property and debts—await equitable division, their separate holdings to stay untouched. Neither seeks maintenance; both, she claims, can stand alone.
This filing, locked in on March 4, 2025, cuts through sentiment—a precise, unadorned move to sever ties and redefine family on Tierra’s terms.
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