Professional & Transparent Pricing
Transparent, flat-fee pricing
No hidden costs. No surprises. Expert preparation you can count on.
Core services
Qualified Domestic Relations Order
401(k), 403(b), and pension plan division
$750 flat fee
Includes
- Review of divorce decree and division terms
- Plan-specific drafting aligned with administrator requirements
- ERISA-compliant benefit allocation language
- Court-ready formatting
- Secure electronic delivery
- Minor administrator-requested revisions
Thrift Savings Plan — RBCO
Federal employee and uniformed service member divorce
$950 flat fee
Includes
- FRTIB-compliant RBCO drafting
- Regulation-aligned benefit allocation language
- Court-ready formatting
- Secure electronic delivery
- Minor agency-requested revisions
- 10 years of direct FRTIB support experience
Add-on services
Speed
Priority preparation
+ $200
Completed within 2–3 business days. Confirmed before payment is processed. Standard turnaround is 5–7 business days.
Corrections
Amendment & rejection fix
$375
Order rejected or needs revision? We review, correct, and resubmit — whether prepared here or elsewhere.
Attorneys
Consultation
$175 / hour
Technical guidance on RBCO and QDRO requirements during settlement negotiations, before an order is drafted.
Law firm partnership rates
Referring attorneys and firms are eligible for preferred pricing and volume arrangements. Contact us to discuss an arrangement tailored to your practice.
Premier QDRO Solutions prepares court-ready documents. Your attorney handles the filing — we handle the expertise.
Completed orders are delivered electronically for review, court filing, and submission to the plan administrator by the client or their attorney.
Premier QDRO Solutions is not a law firm and does not provide legal or tax advice. All services are document preparation and administrative support only.
Disclaimer: Premier QDRO Solutions is not a law firm and does not provide legal or tax advice. Pricing applies to standard QDRO and TSP matters. Complex cases, multiple plans, or expedited requests may require additional fees. Clients should consult a qualified attorney or tax professional regarding their specific situation.