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bluez956
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My ex-spouse is an educator (moreso a manipulator) in California.
Part of our dissolution settlement is the community property division of her CAL/STRS (California State Teacher's Retirement System) account. I have been in contact with various department
personnel associated with CAL/STRS. They have twice requested
complete copies of the Final Judgment of Dissolution which I have twice sent to them. Contact with them began about six months ago. Since the second mailing of the requested documents (8/15)
I have sent them a letter, sent them a fax, and numerous e-mails,
requesting an update and/or disposition of the settlement. I have
not heard from them since the second mailing. This type of thing
must be commonplace with them. I do not believe my situation to
out of the ordinary. There is no secret decoder ring stipulations
buried in the settlement agreement. Are they backlogged so far it takes six months to a year to gain resolution of matters such as this? Would retaining legal counsel be advisable for this matter?
Part of our dissolution settlement is the community property division of her CAL/STRS (California State Teacher's Retirement System) account. I have been in contact with various department
personnel associated with CAL/STRS. They have twice requested
complete copies of the Final Judgment of Dissolution which I have twice sent to them. Contact with them began about six months ago. Since the second mailing of the requested documents (8/15)
I have sent them a letter, sent them a fax, and numerous e-mails,
requesting an update and/or disposition of the settlement. I have
not heard from them since the second mailing. This type of thing
must be commonplace with them. I do not believe my situation to
out of the ordinary. There is no secret decoder ring stipulations
buried in the settlement agreement. Are they backlogged so far it takes six months to a year to gain resolution of matters such as this? Would retaining legal counsel be advisable for this matter?