Legal Question in Family Law in Louisiana

I know I may have asked this question before, but I'm asking it with a different purpose, in trying to see if it would ever have been possible. When I was having my Community Partition drawn up in Lafayette, LA, my lawyer let my former spouse's lawyer draw up most of the Judgments and the reason for this he said was so that there would be less disagreement and less cost to me. Would it have even been legally acceptable to put in the Community Partition Judgment that my former spouse would be required to apply for his Louisiana State Retirement System benefits by the age of 60, which is when these benefits would first come available? The benefits could be available before that only by way of a refund of the contributions in a lump sum amount, the rule is that one must wait until 60 to have the benefits be paid yearly as an annuity.


Asked on 7/23/11, 3:30 pm

2 Answer from Attorneys
Martha Amanda Mandi Lucas Mandie Seale Lucas

It could have been put into the paperwork as long as it didn't conflict with company policy and the law.

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Answered on 7/26/11, 8:12 am


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