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June 6, 2022

Pets: Custody or Property?

While an increasing number of states are enacting pet custody laws in family law cases, Maryland is not among them. Here, pets are treated like a chair, desk or computer, as property. While we cannot dispute the unfairness, we have to deal with the reality. If you are divorce planning and want to

Filed Under: Custody,  Divorce

May 23, 2022

Everything You Should Know About A Federal Divorce

Getting a divorce is typically a complicated process, but for federal employees, there are additional considerations that can make the proceedings even more daunting. Continue reading for an overview of everything you should know about a federal divorce. Each Case Is Individual There are several

Filed Under: Divorce

May 16, 2022

What Happens To My Federal Benefits After A Divorce?

A divorce can impact many aspects of a person's life with repercussions that can extend well into the future, particularly where federal benefits are concerned. In fact, these benefits often form a substantial portion of the financial considerations in a divorce because they involve crucial matters

Filed Under: Divorce,  Divorce Law

May 9, 2022

How Is My FERS Retirement Affected In My Divorce?

When a federal employee gets a divorce, the question of how their federal benefits will be divided is a complicated one. Learn more about how FERS retirement is impacted by divorce. What Are FERS Retirement Benefits? FERS is a three-tiered retirement program for U.S. federal civilian employees. A

Filed Under: Divorce and Finances

May 2, 2022

What Is FERS?

The Federal Employee Retirement System, or FERS, is a retirement plan that is provided to all U.S. civilian employees. Anyone who works for the judicial, legislative or executive branch of the federal government can receive FERS. However, it does not apply to employees of state and local governments

Filed Under: Divorce and Finances

April 25, 2022

How Is FERS Divided In Divorce?

Federal government retirement benefits are considered one of the most valuable marital assets to be split when going through a divorce. Therefore, it is important for both federal government employees and their spouses who are considering a divorce to understand how these assets are handled legally

Filed Under: Divorce

April 18, 2022

Federal Employee Divorce Checklist

Getting a divorce is a complex undertaking under the best of circumstances, but when one of the divorcing parties is a federal employee, it can be even more complicated. The benefits that federal employees receive can form a substantial part of the financial considerations in the divorce because

Filed Under: Divorce Preparation

April 11, 2022

Is My Ex-Wife Entitled To My Federal Pension After Our Divorce?

When a couple divorces, there are many financial considerations that will factor into the divorce proceedings. For many couples, questions about the division of major tangible assets like homes and cars may come to mind first, but the fate of one or both spouses’ pensions is also a major concern in

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