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Florida is an equitable distribution state, which does not mean that both spouses will split all property, assets and other marital property down the middle. Instead, it means that an agreement in which both parties are fairly, or equitably, treated will have to be reached. In some divorces, the property division aspect can be extremely contentious and can involve heated debate. We are aware that your property and assets are important to you, and we want to make sure that your rights and those of your family are upheld.

Marital property is divided in a divorce. Marital property is generally defined as property acquired by either the husband or wife or both together during the marriage. This can be adjusted if there is property that was changed into the name of both parties or if one spouse owned a house before a marriage but the other spouse put money and time into improving the property – both of these circumstances can make a property into marital property.

When you are going through a divorce, you need to make sure that you understand what to expect when your marital property is distributed. A St. Petersburg area property division lawyer at Givens Divorce Law Group can help you to understand the process fully.

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When you and your spouse undergo property division or equitable distribution, there are several aspects of your marriage that will be examined to determine the fairest split of assets and property. This includes the duration of your marriage, the contribution of both spouses (not solely financial), whether adultery or abuse was present, intentional waste of marital assets after filing for divorce or up to two years prior to filing, physical and mental health of each spouse and more.

The attorneys at our law firm have over 110 years of combined experience in dealing with all types of property and asset division/equitable distribution in the state of Florida. No matter what your divorce entails, we will be able to help you.

Contact a St. Petersburg area property division lawyer at Givens Divorce Law Group to discuss your property division issues in Florida.

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