What Is A QDRO Distribution?
June 28, 2022
What is a QDRO? A QDRO is a qualified domestic relations order (QDRO) distribution that takes a set amount of money in a retirement plan
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What to Bring to a Probate Lawyer?
June 28, 2022
The passing of a loved one can be a painful time for friends and family. Handling the after-death estates and inheritance can be very upsetting
Can Sole Custody Be Reversed?
June 28, 2022
Yes, any legalized custody arrangement can be changed, though generally, you must show a change in circumstances to justify this change—a reason why it should
What Happens to Your 401K in a Divorce Settlement?
June 28, 2022
Any and all funds in the 401(k) accounts during marriage are considered by the courts to be marital property—they are subject to division under the
Do I Have to Apply for Probate?
June 28, 2022
Not all assets have to go through probate in the State of Washington, and many assets can avoid probate with good estate planning. However, it
Questions to Ask A Probate Lawyer Before Hiring
May 16, 2022
Are you planning for your first meeting with a probate lawyer? Apart from briefing the attorney about your case, you need to carry a list
Can an Executor Take Everything?
May 11, 2022
No, they can’t. A will’s executor cannot take everything in a settlement unless they are the sole beneficiary of that will. An executor is a
How Is QDRO Calculated?
May 11, 2022
What is a QDRO? A QDRO is a term that you might hear when considering divorce. No one wants to think about divorce, but if
How Much Is My Personal Injury Claim Worth?
May 11, 2022
You never know when an accident could happen. An accident victim must understand their injury claim before agreeing to personal injury settlement amounts with the
How Long Does It Take To Receive Funds From a QDRO
May 11, 2022
If you are recently divorced or in the process of getting a divorce, you might be counting on a portion of your ex-spouse’s retirement funds
