To put things in context I will first copy here the e-mail I sent that has not been replied to after two weeks!
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Hi W, I had a busy week-end :), hope yours was good as well.
Ok, below are some observations. Can you provide me with a comment on each bullet point? Hopefully it'll make the dicussion progress.
Have you determined yet what the considered property is? Exclusions: property owned before marriage, goods or advantages acquired before the marriage by gift or inheritance which was intended to benefit only one spouse.
There are a number of reasons listed for an unequal division of property:
- The length of time that the spouses have cohabited before and during their marriage; Length of marriage from March 2009 to June 2012 : 39 months. Cohabited: 31 months.
- The duration of the period during which the spouses have lived separate and apart. Apart 16 months, separated and apart : 10 months .
- Date when matrimonial property was acquired. 22 September 2010: 15 months of life in it together
- The contribution, whether financial or in some other form, made directly or indirectly by a third party on behalf of a spouse to the acquisition, disposition, operation, management or use of the matrimonial property.
- Any maintenance payments payable for the support of a child;
- The value of matrimonial property situated outside Saskatchewan.
Length of spousal support: - Length of marriage. - Self-sufficiency. - Presence of a compensatory claim.
�Are there any other items you think that need to be included in this list? You mentioned in the past not being interested by maintenance payments, what is your take on it? Have a good one, Bruce
Now you know what I have written and maybe why W hasn't replied yet.
Even before I post my proposed next e-mail I would ask you if you could comment on this one and how I could appear less assertive or like I want to give her are rough deal.
Thank you, this time I am posting my e-mails to you before sending them to my wife.
