Retirement Accounts and Divorce: Pensions, IRAs, 401(k)'s ◦ Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Florida, Family Law Attorney
In almost all divorces, equitable distribution of assets will require the valuation and division of retirement benefits which will not come payable until several years after the divorce is finalized. These types of assets include pensions, IRAs Simplified Employee Pension Plans (SEP's) and 401(k) savings accounts. Other assets to value and divide may include stocks, bonds and deferred compensation.
At Levey, Filler, Rodriguez, Kelso & De Bianchi, LLP, you can depend on receiving a seasoned lawyer's dedicated attention to your unique situation and goals. Contact Senior Partners David Filler or Catherine Rodriguez, to meet with experienced lawyers in tax, business and family law matters and to schedule a consultation regarding your Florida divorce or legal separation. Discuss how to protect your rights and move your divorce forward when pensions IRAs, Simplified Employee Pension Plans (SEP's), 401(k) savings accounts, stocks, bonds, deferred compensation and other retirement benefits are part of a marital estate.
At Levey, Filler, Rodriguez, we understand our clients' need for the long-term security of all family members (divorcing spouses and any children) and the level of care must be taken to handle assets such as pensions and other retirement benefits. Regardless of whether the retirement benefits in question stem from your or your spouse's employment, it is essential that all such assets be fully disclosed and accounted for in the divorce (and/or divorce settlement agreement). Contact us for more information when pensions, IRAs, Simplified Employee Pension Plans (SEP's), 401(k) savings accounts, stocks, bonds, deferred compensation and other retirement benefits are part of a marital estate and divorce in Florida.
