Review the terms of your Judgment of Divorce and/or Settlement Agreement. If the QDROs are not in accordance with the terms of your Judgment of Divorce and/or Settlement Agreement, you may ask that the QDRO preparer edit the QDROs. There are several stages to the process of preparing a QDRO, if the QDRO has not been signed by a Judge yet, you may be able to edit it prior to the Judge signing it and it being sent to the Plans for execution. If necessary, you may need to file a Motion to ask the Court to enter an Order permitting the QDRO be amended to conform with the terms of your Judgment of Divorce and/or Settlement Agreement. The attorneys at Weinberger Law Group offer a free one-hour initial consultation. During the consultation, we will be able to gather pertinent information from you and address your concerns more specifically. Call today to schedule your free initial consultatoin - (855) 548-1544.
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