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Don’t Forget Social Security in Divorce
Typically, the first set of financial tasks when getting a divorce is to compile documents and other information. This is often a stressful time and can lead to some assets being overlooked or forgotten. Below are tips that offer some guidance. One important financial factor may be Social Security benefits. During the discovery process, make sure to request the Social Security Administration’s benefit verification letter for yourself and your spouse. This will provide you with benefit and payment information and earnings records. Specifically, it provides an estimate of retirement, disability, and survivors’ benefits….Read More
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