Qdro

What is the name of your state? MI

Can a QDRO that isn't payable until the original payor is 59 1/2 be accounted and turned over in bankruptcy? Can they make the alternate payee pay the penalties to turn over QDRO?

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Originally posted by Dancertootie
What is the name of your state? MI

Can a QDRO that isn't payable until the original payor is 59 1/2 be accounted and turned over in bankruptcy? Can they make the alternate payee pay the penalties to turn over QDRO?

My response:

A Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) is nothing more than a "future interest" in property or money; e.g., a 401K disbursement.

Unless the QDRO becomes payable within 5 years under a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the Trustee can't touch it.

IAAL

Thank you for your response.

Is this a federally mandated? If so how do I show this to my attorney?

Does anyone know if this means the same thing IAAL said?

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In re Eichelberger, 100 B.R. 861 (Bankr.S.C.Tex.1989)
Court held that required payments under a QDRO escape discharge in bankruptcy.