Divorce proceedings frequently center on the equitable distribution of marital property. Determining what constitutes divisible property—and how it will be split—is a major concern for divorcing couples. Generally, assets acquired *during* the marriage are considered marital property, subject to division. This can include real estate, vehicles, bank accounts, investments, and even business interests. However, pre-marital assets, gifts, and inheritances are often considered separate property and may not be subject to division. The specifics of property division vary significantly depending on jurisdiction and whether the couple has a prenuptial agreement. Legal counsel is often recommended to navigate these complex financial aspects of divorce.