For many people, retirement accounts are among the most valuable assets they own. During a divorce in Indiana, protecting these savings is a crucial part of reaching a fair and secure settlement.
Are Retirement Accounts Marital Property?
In Indiana, retirement accounts — including 401(k)s, pensions, IRAs, and similar plans — are generally considered part of the marital estate if they were acquired or contributed to during the marriage. Even accounts that started before marriage but grew during it may have a portion included in the marital pot.