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Business & farm
I understand what the QDRO is and how it works. My situation is when one party does not retire so that the other can get their QDRO-designated share of their pension. You can file under Gilmore to get your share that you would get if the party retired. They have to pay you directly. That is what I did. The court awarded me my share which required him to pay me directly until he retired. Then then plan takes over. I'm asking if I have to report the income I received from his payments to me. According to what I am being told from several people, it seems that I do not.
March 21, 2021
11:23 AM