Property division is based upon the marital partnership principles. The property division issues include the identification, valuation, categorization, and division of marital assets, and the allocation of marital indebtedness. Hawai‘i’s divorce property division law is unique among all of the 50 states. The system is complex and without precedent elsewhere, making it comparatively difficult to understand and apply. The Family Court applies the partnership model when deciding property division disputes in divorce proceedings. The Family Court has wide discretion to divide property according to what is just and equitable. However, each case must be decided on its own facts and circumstances. The division and distribution of property pursuant to a divorce need not be equal, it only needs to be just and equitable.