Published on: January 7, 2016
When individuals get married, divorce is the last thing they think about. However, they are still subject to happen for whatever reasons. Divorces can be stressful and messy leaving families devastated or hurt; this doesn’t include the financial strain of attorney and the associated courtroom fees.
Marital and divorce laws are annually re-defined or changed to keep up with societal norms. These changes not only affect how people may marry, but they also affect how your Social Security benefits will be impacted too.
Our new guide, “How Do Social Security Benefits Work in Divorce,” covers an array of topics that guides you through the various implications of divorce and marital recognitions affecting your social security benefits, including:
- Property Division
- Monthly SSDI Benefits
- Widows and Widowers
- The Death of an Ex-spouse
- Same Sex Marriage
- Special Scenarios and Circumstances
Download our informative, FREE guide today to learn all you need to know about how social security benefits are affected by divorce.
