In a divorce, retirement plans are considered assets. These assets will need to be split down the middle. Negotiations can become complicated when the parties in a divorce did not contribute equally to the retirement plan. Even if one person worked and contributed regularly to the retirement plan, and the second person did not work or contribute, the retirement plan still needs to be split in half. The qualified domestic relations order (QDRO) document states that agreement.
The attorneys at the Law Offices of Susan E. Christiansen provide legal advice and representation to clients in Fairfield, California, in need of a qualified domestic relations order.
There is a very specific set of stages that must be completed before a QDRO becomes official, including:
A qualified domestic relations order does not need to be completed as an order of priority in a divorce, but our attorneys recommend that the document is completed sooner rather than later.
To speak with an attorney with questions about qualified domestic relations orders (QDRO) in Solano County or Contra Costa, California, contact the Law Offices of Susan E. Christiansen. We accept all major credit cards, including Visa, American Express, MasterCard and Discover.
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