Despite common belief, spouses are entitled to receive a portion of the other’s retirement assets, such as IRAs, 401Ks, and pensions, whether they were acquired during or even before marriage. Errors made during the retirement fund division process could cause delays or withdrawal penalties.
This complex situation is best handled by a Middlesex or Monmouth County high net worth divorce attorney who can determine who has the rights to what accounts and help make decisions as to how they will be distributed to best solidify your financial future.
How We Can HelpThe lawyers at Goldstein Law Group have over 50 years of combined experience in high net-worth divorce cases and will utilize their strong financial backgrounds to compile a retirement funds distribution plan that is fair to you and your spouse.
Our lawyers can also assist in compiling a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) to circumvent possible taxation or other consequences for early sharing of your retirement assets. A QDRO is a domestic relations order that redirects a portion of retirement benefits such as a pension to a spouse, former spouse, child or dependent.A QDRO is used for marital property divisions, alimony payments and child support.
The Division of PensionsDuring a divorce in Middlesex or Monmouth County, the division of a pension will be based on the following factors:
Why should I seek legal counsel to handle my pension during a high net-worth divorce?
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Contact Goldstein Law Group for a free 10-minute case evaluationThe high net worth divorce attorneys at Goldstein Law Group will take every measure to ensure all IRAs, 401ks, and pensions are divided fairly in a high net worth divorce in Middlesex or Monmouth County. To schedule your free 10-minute case evaluation, please call today at (732) 967-6777 or fill out our contact form.