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Your Family’s Social Security Questions, Answered

Posted by admin on Jan 23, 2010

Financial dependability (and eligibility for social security benefits) of a stepchild, on the other hand, will only determined when that child lives with you and shares with you a parent and child relationship. As a guideline, your husband or wife’s legitimate child, adopted child, or illegitimate child will be considered your step child. This step child will remain eligible for benefits after the death of or divorce from their natural parent (your spouse), as long as the child continues to live with you in a regular parent and child relationship. Social security attorney.

In any of the above cases, you can provide proof of your relationship to your child. In addition, you can also decide to give evidence that you do not live in a parent child relationship with the child; that is, you neither live with the child nor support him or her financially. This will make the child ineligible for benefits. More information.

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I was looking for thie very stuff last month. Keep writing good posts like this one.

February 1st, 2010 | 7:26 am
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