My ex-husband passed away in 2010. I am the one the money was going to. My youngest daughter is currently residing with her aunt, a short term situation. The money was going towards what it's supposed to, making sure the bills were paid, rent, utilities, etc. Then I find out that my daughter's aunt has somehow gotten the benefits switched to her.
I was giving her money, buying my daughter clothing, and necessities and now I'm getting nothing for my daughter. This is going to cause her to have no home to come back to. I informed Social Security when she started staying with her aunt, but they told me that as long as the money was going towards her, my daughter, the money would continue to go into my account. How is it possible that the aunt, who only temporarily has my daughter living with her, is able to get the death benefits switched to her?
By Christin from Riverside, CA
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Only the Social Security Administration office can answer your question.
It appears that you are "frantic" about your situation and that is not a good thing.
Many questions arise that we cannot even begin to answer - so -
Be sure to take yours and your daughter's SS numbers with you.
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