Most retirement savings and plans earned during the marriage are marital property subject to being divided at divorce.  You are generally entitled to an equitable share of you and your spouse’s retirement savings and plans.  However, you should keep in mind that you and your spouse were saving for one retirement household.  Post-divorce there will be two households to support. Therefore, your marital plan for when to retire or how much you are currently saving for retirement each month will need to be discussed as you will be a single individual.  This may result in some simple adjustments to your plan contributions or a major adjustment to your retirement date.