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QDRO can’t be used to collect attorney fees (access required)

By: Pat Murphy
Published: August 26, 2010

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A mother who succeeded in recovering her son from his father's custody was not entitled to a qualified domestic relations order to enforce an award of attorney fees, Maryland's highest court has ruled in affirming judgment. The father abducted the parties' son and took him to Turkey. The mother instituted proceedings in state court to have the ...
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