[quote=dovan;19841] It is like inheritance, if you liquidate that amount into a joint account, purchase items with it that would be in the home where you both lived then it is no longer considered as yours but jointly owned.
You obviously did not read this part of my first post to you....regardless of where the gift came from you liquidated it into a JOINT purchase with your ex. Thus making communal property. The laws for married spouse and the laws for common law spouses are different perhaps since you make it quite clear that you feel you are ENTITLED and your posting have clearly shown that you are unable to accept any assistance given to you by the many posts here that you go about doing your own research on the internet and maybe then you will realize that those who have responded to your question have either been there done and know that you are banging your head against the wall that or have experience themselves in this field.
Sorry for being so blunt but I must agree with past posting you are acting childish and petty and vindicitive I may add.
You obviously did not read this part of my first post to you....regardless of where the gift came from you liquidated it into a JOINT purchase with your ex. Thus making communal property. The laws for married spouse and the laws for common law spouses are different perhaps since you make it quite clear that you feel you are ENTITLED and your posting have clearly shown that you are unable to accept any assistance given to you by the many posts here that you go about doing your own research on the internet and maybe then you will realize that those who have responded to your question have either been there done and know that you are banging your head against the wall that or have experience themselves in this field.
Sorry for being so blunt but I must agree with past posting you are acting childish and petty and vindicitive I may add.
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