How will everything be divided?

Any assets or debts acquired before the marriage occurred are considered that spouse's separate property or liability. Other assets which may be considered separate property include inheritances, gifts, and property designated as separate property via a judgment or by premarital agreement.

Everything else may be divided during the divorce. Barring a mutual agreement by the parties, the court will divide the martial estate as equitably as possible. If the court discovers after the divorce that one spouse failed to disclose assets and debts or failed to comply with the court ordered distribution of the marital estate, the court may redistribute the property and debts.