In an equitable distribution case all of the assets and debts will be taken into account and will usually be divided equally. Any property or assets that were not co-mingled during the marriage will not be part of the distribution. Other factors such as length of marriage and income of both parties are also taken into account. If you are seeking counsel for a divorce, contact the Orlando family law attorneys of Veliz Katz Law for a consultation.
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