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Divorce: Dividing Retirement Assets – Qualified Domestic Relations Order
Generally, Federal and Massachusetts law prohibits money being taken out of retirement plans before an individual retires. One exception to the general rule, however, is the ability to transfer retirement assets from one party to another as a result of … Continue reading
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