You may be concerned about dividing marital property.
Marital property can include possessions, real property and money.
If you and your spouse cannot agree in writing on how to divide you property, the court will divide it for you. Marital property is all the property that the parties get during the marriage, including the increase in value of the parties' separate property. The court does not consider who is at fault in the divorce in the division of property. The court may order that certain property be sold and the money received be divided as the court feels is fair. This often happens when the husband and wife cannot agree on who keeps certain items.