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· 6/17/2024

Bouley v. State of Florida

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  • holding that such gifts require “donative intent, delivery and a 24 vesting of irrevocable title upon such delivery”
  • stating that the reviewing court will not re-weigh evidence on appeal
  • finding wife’s withdrawal of $75,000 from the marital 22 account to create a revokable trust with herself as a beneficiary was a wrongful appropriation
  • requiring clear and convincing proof to establish donative intent for a gift
  • a gift requires donative intent by donor, and delivery to and acceptance by the donee
  • When a spouse’s separate funds are deposited in a joint bank account, the marital relationship alone does not presume a gift.

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