QDROs and DROs for Missouri

Missouri QDRO Preparation At the time of divorce or dissolution of marriage, plan benefits may be divided between the participant or member and that person’s spouse. In order to effectuate a division of the pension benefits in the state of Missouri, a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO or DRO) must be prepared and submitted to the Plan Administrator. The Orders generated by our online service are specific to each System or Plan.

Types of Plans(all QDROs are $299)


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QDRO Missouri Defined Contribution Plans
  • Traditional Plan
  • 401(k) Plan
  • Profit Sharing Plan
  • Savings Plan
  • TIAA Plan
  • Individual Retirement Account (IRA)
  • Deferred Compensation Plan (457b and 457f)
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QDRO Federal Government Plans
  • Civil Service Retirement System
  • Federal Employees Retirement System
  • Thrift Savings Plan
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QDRO Missouri State, City, Local & Public School Plans
  • Administrative Law Judges and Legal Advisors’ Plan (ALJLAP)
  • Judicial Plan (JP)
  • Missouri State Employees’ Plan (MSEP)
  • Missouri State Employees’ Plan 2000 (MSEP 2000)
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QDRO Military Retirement System (MRS) ….. Start Now Start Now
QDRO Railroad Retirement System (RRS) ….. Start Now Start Now
QDRO QDRO to Collect Past Due Child Support

Overview of a Missouri QDRO and Dividing Missouri Retirement Accounts

In Missouri vested pensions are marital property. A pension vests when all the requirements to receive the pension have been met. Unvested pensions are also marital property. Until the pension has vested, the person under whom the pension is maintained has only an expectancy of interest in the pension.

Several different methods of valuation are used in determining how much a marital asset is worth, depending upon the asset to be valued and the level of agreement between the parties. Courts generally accept the value when the spouses mutually agree on a value of a particular asset. Experts may be retained by the parties or by the courts to determine the value of marital assets if the parties cannot agree. Such experts may include accountants, real estate or business appraisers, or pension valuators. The use of experts adds to the cost of the divorce.

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