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.
Individual state laws vary a great deal, but the decision of whether to award financial support to a wife usually rests in the hands of a particular judge. If heâs sympathetic to your plight, heâll use the discretion granted to him by law to order your spouse to provide you with a steady income post-divorce.mployability. Financial support from your ex-spouse after your divorce is not a right. Receiving it generally depends on why youâre unemployed. If youâve never worked and have no job skills, a judge is more likely to order spousal support than if youâve earned a college degree and have voluntarily chosen not to use it.