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What if only one spouse contributed to retirement benefits acquired during marriage?

April 26, 2017acquired marriage retirement benefits spouse

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What if only one spouse contributed to retirement benefits acquired during marriage?

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A. When the right to receive retirement benefits is acquired during marriage, it is marital property subject to equitable distribution, even when only one spouse contributed economically to earn that right.