My husband and I are both on SS. If divorce, can I receive his SS along with my own?
I presume you are receiving retirement benefits. While married or divorced, you can typically take the larger of the two, (100% of yours or 50% of...
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I presume you are receiving retirement benefits. While married or divorced, you can typically take the larger of the two, (100% of yours or 50% of...
Whether she can get alimony court ordered depends on so many factors. It could also be that you could get alimony from her - even if you have been...
Can you please clarify your statement? It is making little sense and I am not understanding. Thank you.
Yes, it can be. Her is more information: http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/International-Taxpayers/Taxpayer-Identification-Numbers-%28TIN%29 "An...
What are you receiving from the SSA? And how much? Are you disabled? Getting divorced should not reduce your SSD or SSI (in fact SSI may...
No, these are taxes, we don't get them back if they are properly calculated, nor if we will never be collecting benefits.
I agree with my colleagues. Once he is an adult, he is no longer a "dependent" of the deceased father indefinitely, and the 18-19 provision is to...
Social Security Retirement can be offset due to pension in certain situations, by virtue of the application of the Windfall Elimination Provision. ...
If your benefit involves that which is "needs based" such as Medicaid, then feasibly, there may be a lien on your assets. However, the answer is...
In terms of marital assets, that will depend on a judge's decision. With regard to his income, and any alimony award, that too will depend on a...