Standing Orders in Family-Law Cases | Dallas Divorce Lawyers

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The topic of qualified domestic relations orders typically comes up during a divorce proceeding. When an attorney works out a divorce settlement agreement that divides various assets among the two soon-to-be-divorced spouses, he or she needs to include a qualified domestic relations order (QDRO) related to pension/retirement accounts.