What is marital property in Florida?

The simple answer to that question is that marital property is presumed to be any property that you obtained during the marriage. In between the time that you’re married until the time that a petition for divorce is filed. However, if that property is a result of an increase in value on property that you owned before the marriage, property that was gifted only to you from someone outside the marriage, or even an inheritance, that would not be included in your marital property.