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Understanding the Claiming Rules in Divorce Situations
To say “it’s complicated” might be an understatement, so individuals involved in a divorce situation need to know the rules and parameters that govern who can file for what Social Security benefits. In an article posted on InvestmentNews.com, contributor Mary Beth Franklin takes a look at the basic provisions for divorced spouses historically in effect, and provides a recap of the changes enacted as part of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015. Her article covers “deemed filing” rules, as well as strategies associated with “Restricted Applications” under current laws. Read this post here…
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