I'm almost done (yeah!) with only the Keogh to divide. We have an odd situation: prior to separation, I directed my future contributions to a higher yield fund. After separation, the community funds accumulated interest at a low rate, but my continuing (separate property) contributions accumulated interest at a high rate of return. Now, he wants a share of that high rate. The attorney for the QDROs is a wus and won't do any research for me regarding case law in this odd situation. Does anyone have any case law to cite that would support (or not) having the interest accumulated on my post separation contributions remain solely mine? Thanks!

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