If you file jointly on taxes but you are not married and have only been living together for a year, is the other person subject to receive half of your things?

If you file jointly on taxes but you are not married and have only been living together for a year, is the other person subject to receive half of your things?

The house is under my name, the truck is
under my name, we got a lawn mower that is
under my name and things arent going well. I
need to know what legal rights I have in
regards to all of this. Would he be able to take
half of it all?

Asked on July 19, 2019 under Family Law, Kansas

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