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Dividing Retirement Assets in Divorce and the Effect of the Social Security Fairness Act

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53 minutes
Date Published

October 7, 2025

Publisher

Akron Bar Association

Subjects

Domestic Relations, Family Law

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Summary

In this One-Hour (1.0) General CLE Course, Lance S. Melin, CEBS, and James R. Myers, Jr., Esq. will speak about what they do, what a proper Trace Analysis is and when it is needed. Tracing requires a multi-disciplinary approach that demands an expert with:

  • In-depth knowledge of state domestic relations law and its impact on dividing retirement
  • Understanding of federal regulatory law and retirement plan mechanics
  • Proficiency in plan-specific compliance requirements
SWOD-28277

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Presenters

James R. Myers
President/Lead ERISA Attorney

James Myers, an ERISA attorney and Staff Attorney for QDRO Group, has extensive experience researching ERISA issues, as well... Read More

Lance S. Melin, CEBS

Managing Director for QDRO Group. QDRO Group is a company specializing in the division of retirement assets in divorce. The... Read More

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Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Media Files
2025 1007 Dividing Retirement Assets In Divorce And The Effect Of The Social Security Fairness Act
Downloadable Files
2025 1007 Written Materials
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