What are California domestic partnership laws, could a person lose an ex's social security benefits San Diego, CA Viewed 260 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Flag as objectionable Domestic Partners?: I am a 62-yr-old female living with a 65-yr-old male. If we become domestic partners, would I have to give up my rights to my ex-husband's Social Security? Additional information It's my understanding in California heterosexual couples may become domestic partners if they are over 62. Answer this question Add to list Share this Answers (1) Stephanie Maria Caballero This attorney is licensed in California. Posted about 1 year ago. Flag as objectionable You could because California domestic partnership provides for survivor benefits and according to Social Security you are considered a spouse if you have the same status as a husband and wife to the taking of intestate property. 1 0 Helpful Not helpful Related Marriage / Prenuptials questions domestic partnerships in WA state - How do we become "registered" partners ? 1 answer. Tacoma, WA. Viewed 148 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials gay marriage for registered domestic partners in california - My partner and I have been registered as domestic partners for several years. If we get married under the new law, will that override,... more 2 answers. San Francisco, CA. Viewed 208 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials does my partner need to void her domestic partnership before we try getting one? - My partner remembers signing a domestic partner ship with her ex many yrs ago but she never got a copy so 1st of... more 1 answer. Los Angeles, CA. Viewed 9 times. Posted 16 days ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Ask a Question Get free answers from real lawyers. Question Question details City and state Required Next question: California contract law and real estate law Previous question: KY building code violations, dispute with contractor