Suze Orman

However,

There are, I am sure, limited technical exceptions.

And you should check whatever state you live in.

There are specific state laws, in which case maybe Social Security treats it differently.

It's something that I would absolutely look into given

how much money we're probably talking about here.

If it were me, I would have an expert review your decree that you really have an annulment and the annulment is valid.

Want to know what I really think, Katie?

I'm not sure Ann knows that it's absolutely valid.

I think her, this is going to be crazy what I think, but that's not unusual.

I think her ex-husband thought if she got benefits, he was going to have to be the one who paid her.

He may not have gotten that if she got ex-benefits from him, it doesn't come from him, it comes from Social Security.

It doesn't lessen his.

And so why else would he most likely have wanted to do an annulment unless he just really wanted to punish her seriously?

So, and if I were you, I would get on my warrior outfit and I would do whatever I can to get that annulment declared invalid and get a divorce from him if you can.

Sad KT.

So I think we have to end on that one.

Something is not right with annulment.

Right.

And are you sure he got one or did he just tell you he got one?