Marital Status and your Finances
At this point in your life, you may have more at stake when you change your marital status, become a widow, widower or choose to remarry.
More »Seniors own the bulk of the state’s wealth in savings, home equity and other property. At this point in your life, you may have more at stake when you change your marital status. Or, you may be a widow living on Social Security income alone. If you choose to remarry, be aware of your decision’s potential impact on your finances.
Marital Status and your Finances
At this point in your life, you may have more at stake when you change your marital status, become a widow, widower or choose to remarry.
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Question: When do you know if your divorce is final?
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Question: If I ask a court for a protective order, and they denied it, can i go to another court and try?
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Question: Can my ex-wife receive half of my social security reducing my benefit. In other words if I am to receive $1000 is she entitled to $500?
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Question: I have been divorced for 8 years. I paid child support till two years ago when my son turned 19 years of age and had graduated from high school. I have been paying spousal support for the past eight years. My ex wife has been living with another man and has properties they have purchased as joint tenants. She is wearing a wedding ring with a diamond on it. How can I find out if she has gotten married or not? Could she have gone to a different state and gotten married there, so I wouldn't know? Thank you for your help.
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Question: My boyfriend and I have lived together for 7 years now. Recently his health took a turn for the worst. He is still legally married and his wife says she has the right to come into our home and take whatever she wants upon his death. Is this at all possible or is she blowing smoke? He wants a divorce but hasn't been able to accomplish this because of his health.
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