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Social Security Benefits Ex-Spouses may be eligible for.
If you are divorced but married to your ex-spouse for at least ten years you may qualify for benefits under your ex-spouse’s Social Security record. If you have children from your ex-spouse and they are under age 16 or disabled, the length of marriage requirement is waived, and you may be eligible for a child-in-care benefit up to the age of 62.
The article by author Andrea Arlett Nabor Herrera provides additional information here…
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