Former US Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, born in 1930, is the oldest of three children. The younger two, Ann and (Hollis) Alan Day, are about eight years younâ¦ger than she. As of 2008, Ann Day worked for a county government in Arizona.
Pensions And Divorce. Under the divorce laws of every state, a pension earned during a marriage is considered to be a joint asset or the marital property of both husband and wife. This means that it can be divided during a divorce. However, it is not divided automatically.ou should also notify the pension plan administrator in writing that you are in the process of a divorce in order to prevent the plan from paying out your share of the pension to your husband before the divorce is finalized. Survivors or Widowâs Benefit. A pension may be divided in many ways.
In retirement or out of it, if you move across state lines, your taxes can become complicated. If you have pension income from the state you retired in and you then move somewhere else, you might have to pay tax on your pension to both states -- or to neither state.If you pay tax on income from one state while living in another, ask your state of residence for a tax credit to prevent double taxation.our specific situation will depend on the laws of the states involved. New York, for example, doesn't tax most types of pensions and annuities, so if your pension comes from a New York employer, you're off the hook. If you move from New York to Florida, Florida has no income tax, so you don't pay there either.