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Question:
I am on Social Security Disibility, I was married to my first wife for 14 yrs. she is 58 yrs. I have re-married I am 59 yr. My first wife has paid in a lot more S.S. than I, can I collect on what she will be getting at retirement age. If so, when and doe's she need to agree. Thank You.
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Dear Terry:
In order for you to file on an ex-spouse, you must be unmarried. Also, the spouse rate is 1/2 of their benefit rate. Your check is probably more than that. She does not have to agree and she has to be age 62. carol
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