If you die how does your ex wife get your Social Security benefits?
103819
r u thinking dirty thoughts? hehehehehehe
65878
go to www.socialsecurity.gov and from there click on social security office locator. you can get up to $832 a month tax free money when you or your child or anyone have a disability. I have a disability and i get 832 a month. they pay ssi + social security disability. hope this helps! good luck. Hi also... it's always better to have proof of the disability such as a doctor's proof or diagnosis. Apply at your local social security office and you can call them first. i'm in california and different states pay different amounts but they pay enough money and depending on how severe the disability is and how long it lasts you can get it from 3+ years till your child dies.
281673
only if she had worked for a minimum of 10 years.... my brothers old lady passed away a few years back,,,,, he was unable to get ssi for himself and the kids because she never worked and payed into an ssi account..... sorry man,,,hope every thing works out....
979159
I don't know of anything in particular, but Social Security only pays a one-time death benefit of $255 to a surviving spouse.  So if he wasn't married, there is no death benefit from Social Security.  My sympathies to you.
196831
Was the spouse on Social Security? He/she may have been enitiled to Medicare benefits and you can send bills there to get paid. You may be eligible for surviving parents benefits if you have a child of deceased in your care.  Also depending on your age, you may be eligible for widow/ers benefits. Go to SSA.Gov for informtion. If you spouse was working contact the HR office at their place of work. Good Luck!
209965
When will you retire? Your earnings are based on what you pay in. You get points for each period of time paid in. I don't think you can get any from your husbands unless they are both deceased.
176410
Your spouse may be awarded part of your retirement in a divorce, but if they re-marry, they will lose it. VA benifits may not be awarded to a divorcee.
500233
If you become disabled before retirement age you may collect on one or the other. It depends on whether or not you have paid into the Social Security plan or not. If you have held a job and paid into SS then you can collect SSI: Social Security Insurance. Your monthly income will be based upon how much you were making before you were disabled and will not exceed the maximum which right now I think is around $1300/month.\n\nIf you have not paid into SS or not paid in that much then if you become disabled you may be eligible for SSDI; Social Security Disability Insurance. SSDI has eligibility requirements such as the amount of assets you may own. The monthly amount you receive is much less and depends upon the State you live in. Generally the top amount is somewhere between $500-600/month.\n\nThe Disability requirements are pretty much the same for both. And it can take a couple of years to get approved for either.
407519
One month.\nhttp://www.funeralnet.com/info_guide/ss_benefits.html
366302
Are you married to the deadbeat? My ex husband was in the military and I recieved a card (pass) to shop on base that had his social security number on it. I kept it after we divorced just in case I needed it in the future..Sure enough he tried to run away from his responsibilities of paying child support. I took his social security with me to the Department Of Human Resources and they helped me collect child support from him.That has been many years ago. Things may have changed since then.
257400
They recieve a full honors funeral including salute, flag presentaion, color guard and headstone. and the family will still recive SGLI (life insurance) and death gratuity. They will also recieve Social Security if eligable. However, VA will not give any benifits such as DIC, SBP, or educational benifits. My husband died, while on active duty, from huffing dust-off. It was classified "accidental due to intentional misconduct."
291761
are you talking about an insurance point of view? if they apparently died at the same time, the the person who owns the insurance policy is deemed to die last, since then the insurance benefit will go into his/her estate not the estate of the beneficiary
497546
The independent executor (female is executrix) handles the distribution of the estate.  The executor must be appointed by the deceased.  If you are a beneficiary, you can also be named the executor/trix.  If one is not named, probate court will handle it.\n\nIt may vary by your state, but you can read this...http://www.texasbar.com/Content/ContentGroups/Public_Information1/Legal_Resources_Consumer_Information/Elder_Issues1/Independent_Executor_Rights_and_Duties.htm
250265
Possibly yes after a person dies the debt collectors go after the estate. So if her name was on the deeds the might be able to. It is something to talk to a lawyer about.
222927
I am not sure but a non working spouse get half of her spouses pension and all if her spouse dies. Social Security has web site and should be able to answer your questions
510016
Depends upon the state law where he died, and possibly where he was domiciled.  Generally the estranged spouse still gets a share as they are still married.\n\nSome possibilities:  2/2 rule.  Spouse gets half.  Children share remaining 1/2 (each gets 1/6)\n\n1/3, 2/3 rule.  Spouse gets 1/3.  Children share remaining 2/3 (each gets 2/9)\n\nAny jointly held property with right of survivorship passes to joint owner at moment of death and is excluded from division amongst other heirs.\n\nFirst wife gets nothing, but may be designated as custodian for childrens' shares.\n\nUltimately the courts will decide.
1094947
Below is the link to the SS site.  They have a link on the home page on how to apply for benefits.  I think you have to be at least 62, but I think there are a few execeptions - like if your spouse was 62+ and died, even if your under 62 you would still collect.