What do I need to know regarding how to best handle taxes and QDRO?

You said it is your ex's pension (so I am guessing it is not a 401(k) or some other account based plan). If it is a pension, and you are not old...

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Just found out husband had a pension after divorce was done

You should ask your attorney for an explanation of why you were barred from your ex husband's pension according to your lawyers. Find out why this...

Does it matter where the ex-husband gets the money to pay alimony? Can it be paid from federal pensions?

If alimony was awarded to you in the divorce, you can receive it from his pension. To receive payments, you would need to submit to DFAS a specific...

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My children are grown, but can I still get back child support, that is due me?

You received very good answers already. If he has retirement assets (a pension plan or a 401(k) plan) you may get an order garnishing those assets...

Can I subpoena My ex's retirement accts to make sure there's money I'm entitled to IAW our Stip?

Subpoenas to retirement/pension funds are done all the time to obtain information about a participant's accounts, benefits, payments, etc....

Can the state take my retirement on back child support?

Generally speaking, retirement assets can be subject to garnishment for purposes of child support and alimony. So, the answer is yes. If you do not...

My mother passed away this past december and never received her alimony or 50% of his pension plan. can I still collect

The answer depends on multiple factors. What type of pension plan is this? government or private employer? Aside from the Divorce Judgment, another...

401k cash out: Will ex spouse of lower income bracket pay less taxes if 401k rollover to him via QDRO?

You need to speak to an attorney because your question requires the analysis of your facts and circumstances. For example, in order to be able to...

Company (Chicago Public Schools miscalculated my pension my pension; given a written estimate of $56.000 per year vs $40,000 !

You need an attorney to review all your documentation (work history, contributions history, communications with TRS and CTPF, etc.) to determine...

I am doing the divorce. Do I have to split my ASRS pension with my husband since I am retired and he is not retired yet now?

Most likely. If the pensions were earned (meaning accumulated due to service performed) during the years of the marriage, then he is likely to get...

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