Judy and Wesley were lovers and lived together 15 years. They never married. Before Judy and Wesley met, Wesley had been married and had three children, all of whom were adults by the time Judy and Wesley sta11ed living together. Judy worked fu ll time at Walmart. Wesley owned and worked a farm. The couple lived on the farm. In addition to income from the farm, Wesley ran a hay bailing and hauling business that netted about $30,000 a year. During the relationship, Wesley purchased several pieces of farm land, putting title in his name alone. Judy and Wesley had a joint bank account into which they deposited their incomes. All bills were paid from the joint account. Wesley withdrew funds from the account to pay the mortgages on his various prope11ies. During his relationship with Judy, Wesley used money from the joint account to make monthly contributions to a 40l(k) retirement account in his name alone. Wesley developed cancer and died. When he died, the joint bank account contained $40,000. The 40l(k) contained $7 50,000. In probate, Wesley's daughter is appointed personal representative. Does Judy have a claim against the estate for an interest in any of the prope1iy