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Social Security Death Benefits?

If a father signs his rights away for his child and that child has been legally adopted, and years later her biological father (that signed his rights away) passes away, will that child be eligible to get his death benefits?

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By Melissa M. from Blue Springs, MO

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December 15, 20130 found this helpful

My opinion is that the child shouldn't be eligible for her late father's death benefits, being he didn't raise her and she has been adopted and raised by another family. That family has raised her for several years without any type of benefit, other than that she is their daughter, just like if they had given birth to her. The best thing to do would be to speak to your local Social Security Office, they will know more about the topic than we do.

 
December 17, 20130 found this helpful

If the child has been legally adopted then she is the adoptive parents child in every sense of the word. She has no legal ties or rights to anything of her birth parents.

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That includes no legal right to benefits from either of her biological parents. The adoption cut all ties to her birth/biological parents.

 

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