Property division:
Only marital assets and debts are considered when dividing the marital estate during a divorce. The separate property of each spouse is excluded from the distribution and includes assets and property owned prior to the marriage, gifts, inheritances, and property bought after a legal separation or the filing of a divorce petition. Everything else is considered marital property and will be divided in the divorce, including the debts acquired during the marriage.
If a couple can't reach an agreement on how to divide everything, the court will attempt to reach an equitable distribution. There are also specific rules concerning military compensation. The court has the discretion of awarding alimony payable in gross or in installments to reach a division which it deems just and equitable. The court may also set apart a portion of a spouse's separate estate to the custodial parent for the support of their children.
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