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    Saratoga Divorce Lawyer Explains How to Divide a 401K in Divorce



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      Saratoga Divorce Lawyer Explains How to Divide a 401K in Divorce



      Saratoga Divorce Lawyer Explains How to Divide a 401K in Divorce



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        Question:

        What should I know about dividing a 401K during a divorce?

        Answer:

        As a dedicated Saratoga Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked what people should know about dividing a 401K during a divorce.

        • A large portion of a working person’s assets may be held in retirement funds or deferred compensation plans such as 401Ks, 403Bs, profit sharing, and other types of cash accounts.
        • Depending upon the type of fund, division of the accounts is dictated by a “simple qualified domestic relations order” or a “domestic relations order.”
        • Assuming each party receives the typical 50% of the marital share, the marital portion of the account is divided into two shares.
        • The order goes to the plan, which segregates the funds and executes a rollover of the non-titled spouse’s funds, generally into a rollover IRA.


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