Clark Legal provides QDRO services for a wide range of retirement plans, working with the parties, family law attorneys, courts, and retirement plan administrators throughout the process.
As a third-party neutral, Clark Legal does not represent either spouse. The focus is on preparing the QDRO according to the terms of the divorce agreement and the requirements of the retirement plan, and continuing through the plan's final approval.
Clark Legal prepares QDROs based on the terms of the divorce agreement and the specific requirements of the retirement plan.
QDRO preparation may involve a variety of retirement benefits, including 401(k)s, 403(b)s, pensions, FRS and other government retirement plans, as well as military and federal retirement benefits.
The QDRO process often involves coordination among the parties, family law attorneys, courts, and retirement plan administrators. Clark Legal manages that communication and coordination as the QDRO moves through the process.
Regular communication with the parties and their attorneys helps address questions, revisions, and plan requirements as they arise, keeping the process moving toward final approval.
Once the QDRO has been entered by the court, Clark Legal submits the order to the retirement plan for review and remains involved through final approval.
If the plan requires revisions or additional information, Clark Legal coordinates with the appropriate parties and continues working through the review process until final approval.
Retirement Plan - Flat Fee
Defined Contribution Plans
(401(k), 403(b), 457(a)-$600
Commercial/State Pension-$800
Union Pension-$800–$1,000 depending on plan
Military/FERS Pension-$1,000 for active members
$800 for retired members
Each QDRO is prepared according to the terms of the divorce agreement and the requirements of the specific retirement plan. The flat fee covers the QDRO process from drafting and submission through final plan approval.
Clark Legal prepares QDROs for a wide range of retirement plans and benefits, including:
401(k) plans
403(b) plans
Pension plans
Florida Retirement System (FRS)
Other government retirement plans
Military retirement benefits
Federal retirement benefits
Clark Legal works with both parties involved in the QDRO process as a third-party neutral, rather than representing either spouse.
The process also involves close communication with family law attorneys, courts, and retirement plan administrators. Clark Legal coordinates with those involved to address the requirements of the QDRO and keep the process moving toward final plan approval.