Hi. Can anyone tell me how this works.
Let's pretend there's a couple. Sue and John. They are engaged.
John gets the max SSI benefits. Sue works and brings in 1800 per month gross.
John and she get married.
For the sake of this let's say John's SSI goes to zero. He still is disabled and cannot work though.
Does this mean he no longer qualifies period and loses everything attached to ssi like his state disability insurance? Does this mean his payment is just zero'd out until or if he divorces Sue?
If John and sue divorce in 6 months will his payments be reinstated simply based on he is no longer receiving any income from Sue?
If John and sue divorce in 5 years will he be reinstated simply based on his disability and not receiving money from Sue anymore or will he have to reapply and go through the entire process again no matter when they divorce because his payment zero'd out?
Let's pretend there's a couple. Sue and John. They are engaged.
John gets the max SSI benefits. Sue works and brings in 1800 per month gross.
John and she get married.
For the sake of this let's say John's SSI goes to zero. He still is disabled and cannot work though.
Does this mean he no longer qualifies period and loses everything attached to ssi like his state disability insurance? Does this mean his payment is just zero'd out until or if he divorces Sue?
If John and sue divorce in 6 months will his payments be reinstated simply based on he is no longer receiving any income from Sue?
If John and sue divorce in 5 years will he be reinstated simply based on his disability and not receiving money from Sue anymore or will he have to reapply and go through the entire process again no matter when they divorce because his payment zero'd out?
Disability Benefits: Marriage, Divorce, and SSI
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