My husband is disabled, am I entitled to spousal support payments?

[anonymous]

can i file a spousal support claim?

[Disability Advocate]

If a claimant is receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), their spouse may also be eligible to receive benefits. This type of benefit is called an auxiliary benefit.
Keep in mind, auxiliary benefits are not provided for claimants who are receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

When can spouses receive auxiliary benefits?

1. Spouses have to be either:
a) 62 or older, or
b) have a child in their care who is either
i) under the age of 16, or
ii) disabled.

If you would like a disability attorney to review your claim you can fill out the FREE evaluation form and a disability advocate will call you to review your claim or you can call our office at 1-800-641-3759 to talk to someone now.