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#154181 - 09/26/06 11:03 AM Remarriage and financial Separation
WBWard Member Registered: 09/22/06 Posts: 5	I want to get remarried, but my partner is afraid that my ex will get money from survivor benefits if something happens to her. My thoughts are looking at a prenup, but that doesn't seem like enough in this case. Does anyone have any starting points for me? My partner and I already have several documents in place. My ex has cost me/us almost 100k from the divorce and she is also in default of over 4k in child support. How's that for fear builder....
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#154182 - 09/27/06 06:40 PM Re: Remarriage and financial Separation
dora920 Enthusiast Registered: 05/15/06 Posts: 408	I don't really understand. Your new wife-to-be is afraid that your ex-wife will get survivor benefits if something happens to your new wife-to-be? or if something happens to you? what kind of survivor benefits are you talking about? from social security or a pension that you and your ex-wife split upon your divorce?
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