· 8/29/2007
Laurelwood Homes LLC v. United States
Citations
- 78 Fed. Cl. 290
- 2007 U.S. Claims LEXIS 280
- 2007 WL 2484961
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- noting that contempt power is one means of protecting a spouse’s proportionate interest in a retirement plan
- recognizing that Congress expressly exempted government retirement systems from ERISA
- “To require the PFDPF to pay * * * the non-employee spouse[] her share of benefits before * * * the employee-spouse retires would be contrary to the clear language of [state statutory law].”
- \Congress expressly exempted government retirement systems * * * from ERISA's scope\
- “Congress expressly exempted government retirement systems * * * from ERISA’s scope”
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Judges: Damich
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