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The Law Offices of Ruegg and Ruegg are officially being renamed back to the Law Offices of David T. Ruegg. We are excited for NaKesha Ruegg, who is returning to the practice of general family law as the supervising attorney of the Riverside office of family law firm, Holstrom, Block, […]
Congratulations on your new firm – NaKesha Ruegg
The QDRO Division team is pleased to announce that in 2019 we will be offering a ‘ghost writing’ service, for clients and attorneys who wish to enjoy a cost savings by completing pre-approval and processing of their QDRO/DROs with the Court/Plan. This ‘ghost writing’ service will include detailed instructions on […]
2019 QDRO Division Rate Sheet and New Service Offering!
Ruegg & Ruegg Partners, David and NaKesha Ruegg, where profiled originally here: http://www.riversidecountybar.com/Documents/Magazine-2018/Riverside-Lawyer-Magazine-volume-68-10-November-2018.pdf Here is the link to just the Profile Part of the Magazine: Ruegg Profile Riverside Lawyer
Riverside Lawyer Profiles David and NaKesha Ruegg
Here is the text from the Article that was published originally here: http://www.riversidecountybar.com/Documents/Magazine-2018/Riverside-Lawyer-Magazine-volume-68-10-November-2018.pdf COMMON QDRO JUDGMENT LANGUAGE ERRORS AND HOW TO FIX THEM Co-Authored by David T. Ruegg and NaKesha S.D. Ruegg A common problem for QDRO Attorneys is unclear judgment language that leaves to much room for interpretation by parties […]
Article published in Riverside Lawyer On How to Write Your ...
What is a QDRO? A QDRO is a “Qualified Domestic Relations Order”, a specialized court order used to divide retirement accounts governed under Federal ERISA law. While the term “QDRO” technically only applies to ERISA governed plans, the term “QDRO” is commonly used among family law attorneys and litigators when […]
Questions and Answers With David T. Ruegg, QDRO Attorney
QDRO Process: If you are reading this you have just begun the retaining process with our office. To complete the retaining process you must provide our office with : Your signed and completed Retainer Agreement; Your retainer fee; Your completed Addendum (which includes all parties information not just your own); […]
Want to know more about the QDRO process/procedures at Ruegg ...
It is a common misunderstanding that I, as a QDRO attorney, know how much Parties will receive. As a QDRO attorney, my job is more comparable to a translator than a financial advisor or a CPA. Usually I need not see the records to translate the terms of your judgment […]
How Much Am I Going To Get From The QDRO?
Whenever you combine and equalize accounts-what you are doing is mathematically saying that $1 in investments in one account is equal to $1 in investments in the other account-which is mathematically inaccurate-the degree to the inaccuracy depends on the investments, but one party will be ‘shorted’ on the investment gains […]