“You bought it with two dollars of cash from your own purse after he demanded an end to the marriage,” she said.

“We have your bank statement showing your retail paycheck deposit from that morning.

Ohio law is unambiguous here.

A prize acquired after separation with non-marital funds stays individual property.”

I picked up the pen and looked at the black line above my printed name.

“Does Mark have any legal grounds to claim part of the seventy-three million dollars in the property division?” I asked.

“None,” Rachel said.