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Re: collecting from ex husbands benefit.

I am aware of the fact that I can collect from me ex husbands social security when the time comes due( I am 57soon to be 58) When I researched this though I was told I can only collect 1/2 of his benefit. Is there a way to see the amount I can recieve from his benefits? We were married 19 years and I have not remarried. Thank you

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Posted 2009-11-05T13:35:14Z
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