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home. At the time the residence was purchased, he told
me it would be my home, and it was our home.
* * * * * * *
11. * * * in approximately 1989, Mr. Kent
acquired a new Mercedes for his personal use. At that
time, he told me that he was giving me the 1987 Lincoln
Town Car for my car and that car would be mine. * * *
12. From the time Mr. Kent and I moved in
together to the present, he has provided for all of the
needs of each of us in accordance with our prior
agreement. Specifically, Mr. Kent provided everything
that was needed by us to live. Mr. Kent, during the
last several years, would give me between $500-$600 a
week, which money was to be used by me for the normal
household expenses, plus personal expenditures (hair,
nails, etc.), except that approximately once a month we
would go to the store together to buy major items for
cleaning and household purposes. Usually at those
times we would spend between $500-$600.
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16. In 1987, when we purchased the present boat,
Mr. Kent told me he wanted us to get a bigger and
better boat so that we could do more entertaining on
board. At the time the boat was purchased, Mr. Kent
said that the boat was ours. On many occasions he
referred to it as "our boat" which I took to mean that
I had an equal interest in the boat. I believe the
boat's purchase price was approximately $260,000.00.
Since then Mr. Kent has spent at least another
$100,000.00 in upgrades on it. He told me that the
reason he paid so little for it was that he was able to
buy it for us at cost.
17. In 1970 when we moved in together, Mr. Kent
told me that his wife had asked him to leave and that
he wanted to move ahead with his life and wanted me to
be part of that life. Each of us was married at that
time. He told me that he and his wife were discussing
a divorce and that when his divorce situation was
settled, we would then talk about getting married.
Subsequently, my divorce became final in 1974 and Mr.
Kent's divorce became final in 1978. At that time, we
discussed getting married; however, Mr. Kent told me:
"Why should you worry? Look at all the things we have
acquired together. It isn't necessary to be married.
Why should you worry? I will continue to take care of
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