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Explaining the Complexities of Divorce and Social Security
In a post today on creators.com, former Social Security Administration official Tom Margenau explores several complicated sections of Social Security’s rules and regulations associated with benefits for divorced spouses. After leading off with a basic premise (“With just a couple exceptions, a divorced woman is due the same kind of Social Security benefits as a married woman.), Margenau analyzes three separate questions about specific situations involving divorced women. Check his post out here...
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