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.
The total: about $67,250 per year. A three-term congressman (or one-term senator) who has now reached retirement age would be eligible for an annual pension of $17,588 for six years of work. That's generous, but not close to full pay.Federal law prevents members of Congress from getting full-pay retirement when they leave office.nder the formula, it would take 67 years of service to hit that limit. So the email saying that members of Congress can receive full pay retirement after serving one term is blatantly bogus. It's never full pay and the only one-term members who would be eligible for any pension would be senators.