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Allison Renae Bomar v. Anthony Scott Bomar

Date: 07-08-2026

Case Number: 23CG-DR00341

Judge: Alan J. Beussink

Court: Circuit Court, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri

Plaintiff's Attorney: James McClellan

Defendant's Attorney: Thad Brady

Description:
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, family law lawyers represented the parties in a divorce case.

Reported by Kent Morlan

Husband and Wife were married in 2002. During their marriage, Husband and Wife had two children; one is unemancipated.

Husband and Wife separated in 2020. Wife filed a petition for dissolution in 2023 and Husband filed a counter-petition. Both Husband and Wife filed statements of marital and non-marital assets and debts. Prior to trial, Husband's counsel was granted leave to withdraw representation of Husband. The circuit court issued its judgment dissolving Husband and Wife's marriage and dividing some, but not all, assets and debts. The judgment did not determine whether any asset was marital or separate. The judgment also failed to value any asset or debt. The judgment awarded Wife modifiable maintenance and determined child custody and support. After the circuit court issued this judgment, Husband secured counsel, who filed post-trial motions. The circuit court overruled Husband's motions following a hearing. \]
Outcome:
Divorce granted.
Appealed.
Dismissed
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About This Case

What was the outcome of Allison Renae Bomar v. Anthony Scott Bomar?

The outcome was: Divorce granted. Appealed. Dismissed

Which court heard Allison Renae Bomar v. Anthony Scott Bomar?

This case was heard in Circuit Court, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, MO. The presiding judge was Alan J. Beussink.

Who were the attorneys in Allison Renae Bomar v. Anthony Scott Bomar?

Plaintiff's attorney: James McClellan. Defendant's attorney: Thad Brady.

When was Allison Renae Bomar v. Anthony Scott Bomar decided?

This case was decided on July 8, 2026.