In Florida, all property acquired during a marriage is considered to be marital property and, upon divorce, is subject to "equitable distribution". That does not automatically mean that the division will be 50:50; the question of what is equitable will depend on the facts. However, all else being equal, the division is likely to be equal.

Pre-marital property (subject to certain conditions) would normally be treated as separate property, as would gifts and inheritances received after the parties enter into marriage.