Family Law
Family Law News Issue 1, 2014, Volume 36, No. 1
Content
- In this Issue:
- Individual Retirement Accounts—Where Do Ira's Fit in the Judgment Protocol under Family Code §2337?
- Standing Chairs and Designated Recipients of Legislation
- Davis, Fonstein, Epstein & Irc §1041—a History of "Immediate and Specific"
- Message from the Chair
- Masthead
- Message from the Editor
- Question Posed to Authors Bill Eddy and Judge Román Regarding Budget Issues in our Family Courts
- Continuing the Conversation...
- Case and Legislation Highlights: the Year in Review
- Understanding Van Camp and Pereira: Apportionment of Separate versus Community Property
- Family Law Section Executive Committee
- Sb 274: the Law and Multi-Parent Families
Individual Retirement Accounts—Where Do IRA’s Fit in the Judgment Protocol under Family Code §2337?
R. Ann Fallon
Ann is a Partner at the Walnut Creek Firm of Whiting, Fallon, Ross &Abel. Ann is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and a Certified Family Law Specialist. She received an Honored Fellow Award in 2008 by The Northern California Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
and is the recipient of the Association of Certified Family Law Specialists Hall of Fame Award in 2009. She contributes to three CEB publications and received the Spirit of CEB Family Law Award in 2007.
IRA assets at early termination of marital status should be addressed under Family Code §§2337(c)(7) and §2337(c)(8), which contains two of several revisions made in 2008 under the umbrella of discretionary conditions the court may impose upon the bifurcation of marital status.