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BeenPatient
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Illinois -
After our divorce was final, I mailed all the appropriate documentation to the Union Office to verify my new address of where I will need to be contacted once my ex-husband starts to recieve his pension, which I am entitiled to 50%. A couple of months ago, I got a statement stating the account had been closed and there was a "zero" balance. Now, in the court documents it states this clearly what I am entitled to. He has not retired, but I am not sure if this is the proper procedure to close an account after a divorce, if so, shouldn't I be made aware of where the money went (balance)? Shouldn't it continue to recieve some kind of interest, etc? Is there a "time frame", that if I don't do something about this now, that I will lose out? How long does a divorce agreement last?
Thanks in advance
After our divorce was final, I mailed all the appropriate documentation to the Union Office to verify my new address of where I will need to be contacted once my ex-husband starts to recieve his pension, which I am entitiled to 50%. A couple of months ago, I got a statement stating the account had been closed and there was a "zero" balance. Now, in the court documents it states this clearly what I am entitled to. He has not retired, but I am not sure if this is the proper procedure to close an account after a divorce, if so, shouldn't I be made aware of where the money went (balance)? Shouldn't it continue to recieve some kind of interest, etc? Is there a "time frame", that if I don't do something about this now, that I will lose out? How long does a divorce agreement last?
Thanks in advance