Is florida a community property state?

Marital Property . Marital property is divided by the court in a Florida divorce. Florida Statute 61.075 describes what constitutes marital property. It includes: Assets acquired during the marriage. If a particular property or asset was purchased or otherwise acquired (in most cases) during the marriage, it is considered marital property. read more

While some states have community property rules requiring an exactly equal division of marital property and debts, most states require only an “equitable” or fair division. Florida law requires an equitable division but also states that in most cases equitable means equal. read more