Do I qualify for Social Security ex-spouse death benefits?
Your marriage qualifies you on your ex-husband's account (benefits are not only for the first wife), but there are other factors that must be taken...
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Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Cleveland, OH
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Your marriage qualifies you on your ex-husband's account (benefits are not only for the first wife), but there are other factors that must be taken...
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Yes, SSI is available to individuals 65 and older if the income and resources limits are met. I recommend that you look at...
You are correct - unearned income (non work income) does not affect your SSDI. Your SSDI is an earned/vested benefit do you are allowed ...
I am sorry, but disability is paid only up through age 65.
Not to worry. Your pension is an earned or vested benefit. This means outside income or funds will not affect it. You should be aware though that...
It all depends on how your child has been functioning since getting out of nicu. A disability, entitled to SSI benefits, must last A year or be...
The earning limit for 2017 is $16, 920.00. If your wife earns above this limit, Social Security will deduct $1 from her benefit payments for...
SSD! is a vested or earned benefit and is based on your work record. It is not reduced or eliminated if you marry or have children. SSI is being...
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Your SSDI pays at your full rate (similar to 65 retirement). There is generally no reason for you to file for early retirement. You should just...
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I am very sorry for your difficult situation. I agree that your work activity was probably a factor in the denial. Does your company offer a short...