Are Social Security Disability Benefits Available In Same-sex Marriages?
Yes. The Social Security Administration recognizes same-sex marriages and, in some cases, civil unions and domestic partnerships. Family members of disabled workers, including same-sex spouses and partners, may be eligible to receive SSDI benefits in certain circumstances.
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Maggie went out of her way explaining every step of the process and answering all my questions on the phone or immediately after I emailed her. We reviewed all my answers to the lengthy paperwork and made several important changes. I would definitely advise anyone to use Maggie and your law firm!
