Any non “separate property” savings, such as from an inheritance, that accrued during the course of a marriage is considered “marital,” and each party will be entitled to an equitable portion of that savings. However, that does not always mean half. A trial court may give allthe savings to one party while giving the other party the entirety of another asset. But, when the judge totals up the entire marital estate, the court will usually try to make the division roughly equal.