Fair doesn’t mean equal. We’ll help protect what matters, with clarity, strategy, and a steady hand. Florida follows equitable distribution, meaning the court divides marital assets fairly, but not necessarily equally. Whether your case is contested or cooperative, you need to know what’s considered marital property, how it can be divided, and how to avoid costly mistakes, especially with taxes.
Florida Statute § 61.075 defines marital property as:
Non-marital assets usually include:
Important: If non-marital assets are mixed into joint accounts or used for shared expenses, they may lose protection.
Assets We Commonly Divide:
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