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My wife receives child support for her son (my stepson) who lives with us. In order for him to receive dependent child benefits when I retire, I must provide 50% of his support. Does the a
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Dependent child benefits
posted at December 27, 2012 5:52 PM EST
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My wife receives child support for her son (my stepson) who lives with us. In order for him to receive dependent child benefits when I retire, I must provide 50% of his support. Does the amount my wife receives in child support figure into the calculatiion as support received from another source? |
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Re: Dependent child benefits
posted at December 27, 2012 11:09 PM EST
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In Response to Dependent child benefits: My wife receives child support for her son (my stepson) who lives with us. In order for him to receive dependent child benefits when I retire, I must provide 50% of his support. Does the amount my wife receives in child support figure into the calculatiion as support received from another source? Posted by allenkahn Of course it does. |
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