Updates, Events & Useful Tips Surrounding Family Law Issues
Defined benefit pensions, the ones that payout monthly, are strange animals. They are rare today except where unions and public agencies are found, and they can produce some odd results.
Carl Jagnow married his wife Sharon in 1983. They both taught school and both participated in the Public-School Employment Retirement System (PSERS). Husband retired in…
We have heard about the data. In 2015, the Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics published a study indicating that the average worker could expect to hold 12 jobs during his/her career. More recently, another study indicates that among younger workers (ages 25-35), job changes are occurring once every 2.8 years.
Many of these jobs…
As this is written, the bill has not yet passed the House of Representatives, but the CARES Act probably will be law before the week’s end. The newest federal stimulus package is renowned for the distributions it is scheduled to make to families earning less than $100,000 per year. That topic has been much reported. …
On April 30, 2019, the Superior Court published a panel decision related to a retirement benefit divided in divorce. This wasn’t just any pension, but one established for a Pennsylvania municipality. As this author learned in organizing a recent seminar for the Doris Jonas Freed American Inn of Court, municipal pensions are a very special…
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