Upon proceeding through a divorce, people naturally must divide their property in some manner. Minnesota law does not require that the property be divided 50/50, but requires that marital property must be divided "equitably." This means that the court will consider all the relevant circumstances and make a fair division of the marital property. The court will also allocate the marital debts of the parties.
For more information concerning dividing marital property - as well as non-marital property - please read my article: Basics of Property Division in a Divorce - Minnesota.