OJ SIMPSON

[vided]

A source that wish to remain anonymous, gives the juice 2 years and he's back inside

 

[Bob Denman]

Hi Bob,

Re: NFL pension couldn't be garnished

Based upon newspapers & TV news reports back when he killed those two & now; it is my understanding that:

- He gets $1,700 month pension from the NFL

- No pension can be garnished

Jerry Baumchen

Federal law prohibits any judgements or liens against pensions. This would include all states. He is and was a legal resident of Florida before this incident and prison term and would so be considered upon his release.

​Jack

Thanks Guys! :thumbup:
Since I am STILL quite a ways from collecting any sort of pension :banghead::gaah:: this sort of knowledge had not yet become important to me.

 

[cuznjohn]

what really ticked me off is that he did this.

 

[Bob Denman]

It takes an ugly man, to do something like that! :banghead:

 

[JerryB]

Hi Jack,

Re: Federal law prohibits any judgements or liens against pensions.

As you can see from my previous post, this is my understanding.

However, in yesterday's OREGONIAN ( our major newspaper ) it mentioned a change in the Oregon law where pensions could be garnished, attached, etc.

I am thinking that the federal law you mention may apply to federal pensions; which I get two.

Oregon's law probably applies to folks retired on Oregon's PERS system. PERS is an Oregon retirement system that covers all state, city, county, etc employees.

Jerry Baumchen