QUESTION
Do I have any legal recourse on his 401(k) Gross Distribution?
Asked on May 12th, 2017 on Divorce - California
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In 2011, my husband left the air force to work for a defense contractor. He was a civilian employee which participated in FERS and TSP. When he quit his job, he cashed out the TSP. In the TSP-20 Request for full withdrawal he indicated that he was not married. We have been married and living as such since 03/19/2001. We have 4 under age children. TSP-20 contains certification as to the truth of the information provided. I found out 5 days ago that he had done this.
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In a divorce action, your husband would be charged with the distribution. You would either be awarded other assets or he would owe you your half of the distribution.
Answered on Aug 03rd, 2017 at 4:20 AM