How much $ is my x husband entitled to from my pension?

Whatever the QDRO portions out of your benefit. There's a lot that we don't know about the provisions of the QDRO and the plan's benefit formula...

What is the maximum length of time a new employee must be with my company before they can be included in a retirement program

This question is too complex for a Q&A forum. You're obviously most interested in not spending money here but you're unlikely to find any attorney...

Is it legal for a previous attorney to refuse to cash out your 401k?

The plan has to follow its rules even if they were not clearly explained to you in a phone call or conversation. Obtain a copy of the plan's...

Is there a such thing as pre-employment discrimination?

Yes, the same laws that prohibit discrimination once you have a job prohibit unlawful discrimination in the application and hiring processes.

Transition of 401K from one provider to another, caused loss of money. Do I have right to get compensated for my loss

You generally do not have a claim to recover for market losses during a blackout period unless the plan administrator breached its fiduciary duties...

Is it legal to allow someone who is 54 to retire with a full pension and disallow a younger worker to do the same?

What you describe is generally permissible.

Is an employee entitled to a copy of everything in their employee file?

Not without a court order. The file is the employer's property.

My employer has change my agreed pay rate. Without prior notice and with no reasoning. Is this legal?

They cannot change the pay rate for work performed without giving you notice of the change beforehand. If you do not work under a contract that...

What evidence is admissible in a divorce case? And do what good does itthe evidence it appeasr to be worthless .

There isn't even enough space to answer your question even if any attorney was inclined to try to teach you the rules of evidence. The best answer...

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It doesn't seem fair because it isn't but until the court orders something different this is your situation. Your remedy is to pursue a...