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Is There An Exception To The Ten Year Rule When Diagnosed With A Major Disease?
Question: Receiving ex spouses social Security benefits. Is there a way to have an exception to the 10 year rule when diagnosed with a major Disease during the marriage then becoming disabled because of it?
Hi. No, there are no exceptions to the 10-year duration of marriage requirement for divorced spousal benefits.
Best, Jerry
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April 22, 2021