In a divorce, marital assets are any property or assets acquired by either spouse during the marriage. Some common examples of marital assets include Real Estate, the marital home, vacation properties, rental properties, or any other real estate acquired during the marriage. Financial Accounts, Bank accounts, savings accounts, investment accounts, retirement accounts such as 401ks or IRAs, and pensions accumulated during the marriage. Personal Property like vehicles, furniture, electronics, appliances, jewelry, artwork, collectibles, and other tangible assets obtained during the marriage. Business Interests if either spouse owns a business or has ownership interests in a partnership or corporation that was established or expanded during the marriage, those interests may be considered marital assets. Marital debts, such as mortgages, credit card debt, loans, or other liabilities acquired during the marriage, are also typically considered marital assets subject to division.