Florida Marital Property

What Are Florida Marital Property Laws?

In Florida, as in many states, all property that is acquired during a marriage is considered to be marital property. This includes...

• Property and debts acquired during the marriage, by either or both spouses.
• Increase in value of non-marital assets by the efforts of either party, or investment of marital cash.
• Gifts from one spouse to the other during the marriage.
• Pension funds and benefits accrued during the marriage (vested and non-vested).
• All real estate owned as "as husband and wife."

Florida Equitable Distribution

In Florida, marital property is fairly divided between the parties and this is known as equitable distribution. The division of marital and community properties are decided on by the court.

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