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Protecting your 401(k) during a divorce involves distinguishing separate pre-marital property from marital assets while navigating complex tax rules. This guide outlines how to use detailed records and legal orders to safeguard your retirement savings from unnecessary penalties.

• Identify and document the exact value of your 401(k) as of your wedding date to protect it as separate property. • Secure complete records from your plan administrator to prove which portions were accumulated during the marriage. • Avoid taking any early withdrawals during the divorce process to prevent diminishing account value and incurring tax fines. • Utilize a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) to ensure retirement funds are split legally and tax-efficiently. • Consider negotiating offsets with other marital assets, such as the family home, to keep your retirement plan intact.

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