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| Can I collect social security off my ex husbands pension |
Date Add : 05-28-2009
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I just started my disabilty process and I was told that I may be able to collect off my Ex husbands pension. I am remarried and we have been divorced for over eight or nine years I live in the state of pennsyvania. My ex is also disabled and collect SSD. Thank you.
Support Replied ~ 04-22-2009 18:30:39
Dear Deb:
There is no Disabled Wife's Benefit. If your ex-husband is deceased and you are not married and you are over 50 yrs old, you can file for Disabled Widows. The info you got was incomplete......Carol
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