lmd_lcp_20
Junior Member
Is it true that if I made more money than my husband last year my children his stepchildren are not eligible for benefits. I am not currently working.
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Survivors benefits
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LdiJ
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This site should provide you some information:
http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/resources/social-security-disability/are-social-security-dependents
https://secure.ssa.gov/apps10/poms.nsf/lnx/030130100
For a stepchild to be entitled to survivor benefits, the stepparent must have been providing 1/2 support at the time of his death. Or in the 12 months before. Do the stepchildren receive any child support? It is not easy to prove 1/2 support.
For a stepchild to be entitled to survivor benefits, the stepparent must have been providing 1/2 support at the time of his death. Or in the 12 months before. Do the stepchildren receive any child support? It is not easy to prove 1/2 support.
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