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A QDRO will instruct the plan administrator on how to pay the non-employee spouse's share of the plan benefits. A QDRO allows the funds in a retirement account to be separated and withdrawn without penalty and deposited into the non-employee spouse's retirement account (typically an IRA).
The answer to this question depends on what type of retirement plan is being divided. If it is a defined contribution plan (a 401(k), 457, 403(b) or similar plan), or an IRA, the funds are typically transferred into an account in the alternate payee's name within two to five weeks.
Despite common belief, you do not need to hire an attorney to file a QDRO after divorce in California.
After pre-approval, spouses sign the document and the QDRO is submitted for a judge's signature by your attorney. After it has been signed and filed by the judge, spouses should obtain a certified copy of the QDRO which can be obtained from a clerk of the court for a small fee.
The short and simple answer: the spouse who is on the receiving end of their portion of the retirement assets should file the QDRO.
Who determines whether an order is a QDRO? Under Federal law, the administrator of the retirement plan that provides the benefits affected by an order is the individual (or entity) initially responsible for determining whether a domestic relations order is a QDRO.
During divorce proceedings, both parties will identify the assets that need to be divided, including retirement plans. If you're awarded part of your former spouse's retirement account (either through a property settlement or via a judge), the court will issue a QDRO that may have been drafted by your divorce attorney.
Answers: "The QDRO is written as a "stipulation" which means "agreement" between you and your former spouse. Therefore, you must both sign it, in addition to the Judge's signature.Generally, both parties' signatures are required in order to file the QDRO at court.