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state v perry 275 sw3d 237

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State v. Perry, 275 S.W.3d 237
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Supreme Court of Missouri / Jan 13, 2026

In re: Mark W. Arensberg, Respondent.

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Citation: State v. Perry, 275 S.W.3d 237

Attorney Arensberg was disciplined for knowingly drafting fraudulent loan documents to diminish a client's son's marital estate during divorce proceedings. Rather than the agreed-upon reprimand, the court imposed an indefinite suspension with a six-month waiting period for reinstatement, stayed pending successful completion of one-year probation.

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Citation: State v. Perry, 275 S.W.3d 237

The court upheld the constitutionality of Missouri's SAFE Act and Medicaid ban, which prohibit gender transition medical treatments for minors. Challengers failed to demonstrate that these statutes violate due process, equal protection, or the gains of industry clause provisions of the Missouri Constitution.