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No, gained equity would be joint. The value when he came into the marriage would be individual.
Say he bought a $250k house with $50k down. When they get married years later he's up to $100k equity. Eventually they divorce years later with the house equity at $200k.
He'd get $100k equity in value assigned to him off the top because that's the amount he had at marriage. Then the other $100k is split. In equal division states they'd each get $50k.
So if he wanted to keep the house he would pay her $50k. If the house was sold he'd get $150k and she'd get $50k.
This doesn't apply to inherited homes though.
Fathers who aren't in the home have very limited involvement compared to one's who are.
He has the right to come home drunk, but he's not going to win awards for it.