It provided an in-depth discussion of California’s leading case on military pension shifting, In re Marriage of Krempin (1999) 70 CA4th 1008, and its dissection of the majority rule (22 states, including California, allowing for some equitable remedy to the non-military spouse in the form of support reassessment or redistribution of martial property) and minority rule (5 states allowing for no remedy) nationwide. [read post]