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I noticed quite a bit of people get SSI/SSDI then lose it when they get married. But then again, can get them after getting married but depends on the spouse's earning. If you receive SSDI under your parent's name since your parent retired, and get married, you are more likely to lose it when you get married. Ask your SS lawyer, not SS office since they can mess up. Never really trust the government as they say since they need more information like how much your spouse to be makes, etc..
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