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My daughters mother died last year when my ...

My daughters mother died last year when my daughter was 18. Her mother was embroiled in a nasty divorce/separation at the time and i feel he is getting her ss benefits. My daughter is now 19 and in school and i was wondering if there any ss benefits available. I looked on the website and it looks like when kids turn 18 there is nothing.

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NeverGiveUp125 Answered:

Unfortunately, when a child turns 18, they are no longer eligible for survivor SS benefits.

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