Family and Spousal Benefits

Social Security Disability: Spouses and Children

The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs provide several types of benefits. In some cases, it is possible to collect more than one type of benefit at the same time (roughly 15 percent of SSDI recipients also qualify for SSI payments).

Unfortunately, and unless you know the system — you must rely on the national government to let you know exactly what money and benefits you or members of your family might qualify for.

Why trust your lifetime disability benefits to a government employee when the dedicated team of lawyers and professionals at My Social Security Disability Benefits is available to protect your interests. Simply put, we know the rules, the benefits that are available and how to obtain money and benefits for our clients.

Call or e-mail our office now for a free consultation regarding Social Security Disability benefits that might be available to you as the spouse or child of a qualifying worker.

Social Security Benefits for Family Members

If you have worked long enough to be fully insured for Social Security Disability, a spouse or child who falls into one of the categories listed below may qualify for money and benefits.

• Spouses who are 62 or older
• Spouses of any age who are caring for disabled adult children or for children under the age of 16
• Unmarried children under the age of 18
• Disabled adult children whose disabilities began before the age of 22
• Former spouses, under certain limited circumstances

Survivors' benefits can also be claimed by the eligible spouses and children of fully insured deceased workers.

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• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Social Security Disability Requirements & Evaluation Process
• Completing Social Security Disability Forms

The Social Security Administration administers two types of disability programs, Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).