Well, if you read the article, she used the extravagant gifts he bought her as a legal argument that she had been allowed his standard of living and this figure was fair.
I'm guessing that this relationship was mostly transactional.
I believe this is it? But it's not the right part of 2020 to what I remember reading. -
Yeah, it's in 2018, and it's not at all clear what it even does - and it's just for Alberta to boot. From what I gather, it specifies equal property division as the default, rather than something that has to be demonstrated.
so they could vilify anyone who rejected their idea that they are entitled to everyone's money by virtue of being women.
Does the law state that only women have a right to half their common law partner's property upon a break-up?
I mean, I wouldn't be so shocked if all the feminist organizations were tipped off by CDC Director Walensky on what would be approved, so they could grow their dirty money.
The man suffered from mental health issues and was unable to work consistently as a result. The woman supported him financially and gave him access to her bank accounts and credit cards.
All relationships with women are transactional. They believe themselves to be your superiors.
I'm guessing that Imp is my age. Outside of actual Christian women this is true for the majority of younger western women. Women in my generation will very casually assert that they are superior based because women are "bosses" and "queens" it's not all women but it's definitely pervasive because of social media and the push of this stupidity in consumable media like movies. I don't think it's willful maliciousness on their part but its definitely a thing
I'm guessing that this relationship was mostly transactional.
Yeah, it's in 2018, and it's not at all clear what it even does - and it's just for Alberta to boot. From what I gather, it specifies equal property division as the default, rather than something that has to be demonstrated.
Does the law state that only women have a right to half their common law partner's property upon a break-up?
I like my theory better.
What is the source of this revelation about the inner beliefs of 51% of the world's population?
I like how not just your predictions about the future, but also your claims about the past are completely wrong.
https://familylawyerab.com/family-law/woman-ordered-to-pay-support-to-common-law-spouse-despite-abuse-charge/
The man suffered from mental health issues and was unable to work consistently as a result. The woman supported him financially and gave him access to her bank accounts and credit cards.
Talking about turning kindness into a weapon.
Didn't know realism was a priority for you.
I'm guessing that Imp is my age. Outside of actual Christian women this is true for the majority of younger western women. Women in my generation will very casually assert that they are superior based because women are "bosses" and "queens" it's not all women but it's definitely pervasive because of social media and the push of this stupidity in consumable media like movies. I don't think it's willful maliciousness on their part but its definitely a thing
Until she gets a slap.
It's certainly something that exists among some women. My issue is that Impy takes this and then says that this is true of women in general.