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Kentucky Case Law Review by Topic: July 2024

2024EZ QDRO LAWOctober 15, 2024Attorney Fees, Appeals, Alimony, Avoiding Pitfalls, Tax, Marital Property, Maintenance, Family Law, Valuation, Statute of Limitations, Debts, Coverture, CR 60, Divorce, QDRO, Standard of Review, Equitable Division, Expert, ERISA, Pension, Vesting, Retirement, Real Property, Offset, Tracing, Property Settlement Agreement, IRC, Military, Witness, KRS, KY, Kentucky, SOL, COLA, Trace

Kentucky Case Law Review by Topic: June 2024

2024EZ QDRO LAWOctober 7, 2024Attorney Fees, Appeals, Alimony, Avoiding Pitfalls, Tax, Marital Property, Maintenance, Family Law, Valuation, Statute of Limitations, Debts, Coverture, CR 60, Divorce, QDRO, Standard of Review, Equitable Division, Expert, ERISA, Pension, Vesting, Retirement, Real Property, Offset, Tracing, Property Settlement Agreement, IRC, Military, Witness, KRS, KY, Kentucky, SOL, COLA, Trace

Kentucky Case Law Review by Topic: May 2024

2024EZ QDRO LAWSeptember 23, 2024Attorney Fees, Appeals, Alimony, Avoiding Pitfalls, Tax, Marital Property, Maintenance, Family Law, Valuation, Statute of Limitations, Debts, Coverture, CR 60, Divorce, QDRO, Standard of Review, Equitable Division, Expert, ERISA, Pension, Vesting, Retirement, Real Property, Offset, Tracing, Property Settlement Agreement, IRC, Military, Witness, KRS, KY, Kentucky, SOL, COLA, Trace

Kentucky Case Law Review by Topic: March 1, 2024 through April 31, 2024

2024EZ QDRO LAWAugust 26, 2024Attorney Fees, Appeals, Alimony, Avoiding Pitfalls, Tax, Marital Property, Maintenance, Family Law, Valuation, Statute of Limitations, Debts, Coverture, CR 60, Divorce, QDRO, Standard of Review, Equitable Division, Expert, ERISA, Pension, Vesting, Retirement, Real Property, Offset, Tracing, Property Settlement Agreement, IRC, Military, Witness, KRS, KY, Kentucky, SOL, COLA, Trace

Kentucky Case Law Review by Topic: March 1, 2023 through April 30, 2023

Kentucky Case Law Review by Topic: October 1, 2022 through November 30, 2022

Ohio Case Law Review by Topic: October 1, 2022 through November 30, 2022

2022, 2023EZ QDRO LAWJanuary 24, 2023Appeals, Alimony, Avoiding Pitfalls, Tax, Marital Property, Coverture, CR 60, DOPO, Divorce, QDRO, Standard of Review, Equitable Division, ERISA, Pension, Retirement, Family Law, Property Settlement Agreement, OH, Ohio, Ohio Supreme Court, Survivorship, IRC, Witness, Military, O.R.C., Spousal Support, Valuation

Ohio Case Law Review by Topic: April 1, 2021 through May 31, 2021

2021EZ QDRO LAWAugust 20, 2021Appeals, Marital Property, CR 60, Divorce, QDRO, ERISA, Equitable Division, Pension, Retirement, STRS, Family Law, Property Settlement Agreement, ohio, OH, Survivorship, Military

Ohio Case Law Review by Topic: October 1, 2020 through November 30, 2020

Ohio Case Law Review by Topic: July 31, 2020 through September 30, 2020

Kentucky Case Law Review by Topic: July 31, 2020 through September 30, 2020

Ohio Case Law Review by Topic: April 8, 2019 through March 15, 2020

2020, 2019EZ QDRO LAWMarch 30, 2020Spousal Support, QDRO, Attorney Fees, Marital Property, Witness, CR 75, CR 60, Trace, Tracing, Appeals, Family Law, Avoiding Pitfalls, Tax, DOPO, Divorce, Equitable Division, ERISA, Expert, Pension, Retirement, OH, IRC, Ohio, O.R.C., IRA, Laches, Vesting, Coverture, Bankruptcy, Employee Incentive Programs, Military, Standard of Review

Ohio Case Law Roundup

2018Eileen ZellAugust 23, 2018Ohio, Coverture, Equitable Division, Expert, Avoiding Pitfalls, Tax, CR 60, Divorce, ERISA, Retirement, Offset, Military, NPV, O.R.C., OH, Survivorship, Tracing, QDRO, Family Law, Marital Property

Hammertime - Part Four: Ohio Case Law Updates

2018Eileen ZellFebruary 15, 2018Marital Property, Ohio, OH, Divorce, Coverture, ERISA, QDRO, Equitable Division, Pension, CERS, KRS, Military

Do as I Say and Not as I Do

Do as I Say and Not as I Do

Priest v. Priest, No. 2016-CA-001270-MR (Ky. App. 2017)

Court of Appeals Makes a Plea to the Kentucky Supreme Court Regarding the Inequity Caused by a Diminishing Coverture Fraction as Directed under Current Law

Rendered: November 9, 2017
To Be Published
Opinion Affirming In Part, Reversing in Part, and Remanding

Author’s Note: Thank you Tim Theissen, Esq., of Strauss Troy, for sharing this case with me the day it came out - actually that very afternoon during a lunch meeting. (Thanks for ruining my lunch, Tim!)

“Houston, we have a problem.” This is the essence of Priest v. Priest. Priest involves the division and assignment of a military pension in divorce, and you may remember it from the first time it came through the Court, in 2015, wherein the Court remanded back to the trial court for findings consistent with Poe v. Poe, 711 S.W.2d 849, 850 (Ky. App. 1986), and Snodgrass v. Snodgrass, 297 S.W.3d 878, 890-891 (Ky. App. 2009). See my prior blog post at: http://www.ezlawpllc.com/blog/2015/5/17/qdro-catch-up-case-law-legislative-updates-in-ohio-kentucky.

2017Eileen ZellNovember 13, 2017KY, Kentucky, Coverture, Equitable Division, Military

Isn’t it Ironic? Federal Law may Determine Marital Property Rights in Divorce

2016Eileen ZellApril 18, 2016Kentucky, KY, Avoiding Pitfalls, Survivorship, Military

QDRO Catch-Up: Case Law & Legislative Updates in Ohio & Kentucky

QDRO Catch-Up: Case Law & Legislative Updates in Ohio & Kentucky

I have felt your distress from my lack of monthly posts since February. I have felt your yearning for EZ QDRO Law Updates. I have felt your hunger for more more more. Alas, I have been juggling multiple QDRO balls lately, and let this one drop. Before I leave for my QDRO sabbatical (I bet those two words have never met before in the same sentence), I wanted to post a few recent case law updates for Kentucky and a legislative update for Ohio. Of note, the 12th District Ohio Court of Appeals & Supreme Court of Ohio have been QDRO-quiet so far this year.

2015Eileen ZellMay 17, 2015QDRO, OH, Ohio, KY, Kentucky, Coverture, Avoiding Pitfalls, Plan Document Rule, IRA, Military, Equitable Division, Statute of Limitations, SOL

Ohio's Highest Court Speaks on Unvested Retirement Benefits in Divorce

2014Eileen ZellApril 13, 2014QDRO, OH, KY, Ohio, Kentucky, Military, Vesting, Avoiding Pitfalls