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QDRO and Divorce
Divorce

QDRO: Do I Need One in My Divorce?

If you and/or your spouse contributed to an employer-sponsored retirement plan during your marriage and there is no prenuptial agreement changing the default rules, under ...
QDRO Processw
Collaborative Divorce

The 7 Steps in the QDRO Process

The preparation, filing and approval of a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) take time and special care for details. Here are the basic steps of ...
QDRO and Divorce
Collaborative Divorce

What is a QDRO?

A Qualified Domestic Relations Order, or QDRO (pronounced “Quadro”), is a “legal document, typically found in a divorce agreement or Judgment, that recognizes a spouse, ...
Divorce Settlement
Divorce

4 Keys to Understanding a QDRO in a Divorce Settlement

When couples are in the midst of their divorce and hashing out the terms of their property division, they may hear an attorney say they ...
Domestic Relations Order
California Law

5 Useful Facts And Information About Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (Qdro’s) In California

No. You don’t need a QDRO to divide Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) or deferred annuities. You will need a QDRO if you’re trying to divide ...
QDRO and Divorce
Collaborative Divorce

3 Common (Q)DRO Mistakes To Avoid

1. Misunderstanding the type of plan being divided When drafting a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) or Domestic Relations Order (DRO), there isn’t a one-size-fits-all ...
Divorce and QDRO risks
Collaborative Divorce

Delaying Starting The QDRO Process: Understanding The Risks Involved

Experiencing a divorce can take a toll on one’s physical, mental, emotional, and financial well-being. As the divorce case comes to an end, it often ...

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