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	11. Divorce Source: SOCIAL SECURITY - GOVERNMENT PENSIONS (�1998) The husbands federal civil service pension should be valued without deducting the hypothetical amount of Social Security benefits he would receive if he had participated in the Social Security system ... 50.0%
	12. Divorce Source: Social Security Issues (�1997) Federal Preemption. Several recent decisions have been added to a growing body of case law that precludes equitable distribution of Social Security benefits ... 50.0%
	13. Divorce Source: SOCIAL SECURITY - TRANFER OR ASSIGNMENT OF SUCH BENEFITS (�1997) A spouses agreement to divide future Social Security benefits cannot be enforced because federal law prohibits the transfer or assignment of such benefits ... 50.0%
	14. Divorce Source: SOCIAL SECURITY - IMPACT ON EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION (�1994) Property division was not inequitable, even though the wifes entire pension was set aside as her nonmarital property, given that she did not acquire Social Security benefits through her employment as ... 50.0%
	15. Divorce Source: PUBLIC PENSION - EXCLUSION OF SOCIAL SECURITY COMPONENT (�1994) A portion of spouses civil service pension should not be exempted from the marital estate to the extent that it is in lieu of Social Security benefits, but an offset for the value of the other spouse ... 50.0%
	16. Divorce Source: Lack of Social Security in Determining Value of Pension Benefits (�1998) Social Security. A public employees lack of Social Security may not be considered in determining the value of his or her pension benefits, the Colorado Court of Appeals held. ... 5.6%
	17. Divorce Source: SOCIAL SECURITY AND GOVERNMENT PENSIONS (�1997) Hypothetical Social Security credits were properly deducted from the value of the husbands postal service pension, where equivalent sums had been deducted from his earnings and from his employer and ... 5.6%
	18. Divorce Source: Consideration of Future Social Security (�1997) In contrast, a Kansas appeals court held that the antiassignment statute of the Social Security Act does not prohibit a court from considering Social Security income when dividing the marital estate ... 5.6%

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