Divorce and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

I was married for 16 yrs .I am disabled with a lot of aliments.Is he liable to pay maintanuce after my youngest child is 16.

I was married when I filed for my disability. He left in April of 2000 and 15 before my disability went through am I entitled to a larger amount since we have been separated and divorced

I have received SSDI since 2012. I was divorced in 1998 after having been married for 20 yrs. my ex told me I can start receiving half of his benefits in 2020. Will I still be able to receive my SSDI? It is much lower than his social security

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After 30 years we both on ssd. He makes more than me am I entitled to a portion of his.

Was married for 25 years. Divorced for 8 years. Since our divorced he got hurt at work, retired and got disability.Would I be eligible?

I was married for 46 years and I got A selment of $300 on my husband disability Social Security am I entitled to anything else on his Social Security

My husband wants a divorce. I recieve ssdi benefits on my work record. I. Am 59 he is 53. Can I get ssdi on his ss benefits. We were married for 29 yrs?

1) You can make it part of your divorce papers, that he must pay you x amount of money each month, not undER soc.sec., but under spousal support, for you as his wife, and you should check in to see for child support too, since she depend on him for daily living expenses. Ask you divorce lawyer hun, he works for you, n yiu can ask for whatever you want. He counters it, n you try compromise fairly. 2nd, your soc sec. benefits are determined by household income, same for food n med benefits.... so you should let them know ASA he moves out, hogs his money, etc. You won't need a lawyer for that either, they will adjust it ASA you notify them. If your child is still in school, she may also be considered in determining the amount. You prob already know, but you can google any question n get instant response. Ask the question differently to see other responses. I've google off the wall stuff, n always turns out someone already asked it too, lol. Hope this helps. Soc sec website also has everything you may have questions about. Write it down n include w anything you do in writing or faxing or going in & giving them papers. Always always make a copy too, you are not guaranteed the originals back. They will give you specific & most accurate info. Take care, you can do this, you've been strong enuff so far sweetie, having freedom trumps waking up sad w someone you don't want to be with, I'm looking forward to that day myself. :) When one door closes, many open, it's a popular saying for a good reason. You will be okay, if you get too sad, check in with your doctor, divorce is bittersweet, worrying about survival n paying bills, is horrific. .... and crazy emotions is normal but situational, it won't be this way forever, and docs are fully familiar, so don't be afraid to ask for their help. One last tip, if he's already being this ugly, don't tip off your hand, don't argue the point, pick your wars girl, and it will go more smoothly. The ideal thing to do, if possible, is not to engage unless you have to. If you are still in love, just give it some time... human nature, after being a part of each others lives so long, is to first miss the companionship, friendship, things yall did as a team. .. and true love, finds its way back more than you think. Breaks are always good, gives each other time to miss n appreciate one another. God has a plan for each of us, I have to believe that or loose my sanity worrying otherwise.

thank you for asking this question! I needed to know the exact same thing!

I am recently divorced, recieve child support and alimony. My ex is encouraging me to apply for benefits for our 16 1/2 year old who has autism and mental health diagnoses. He thinks because our income is now separate that he will qualify. Don't they base it on both parents income?