I am in the process of an "ugly" divorce. I am disabled and receiving SSDI currently. It was taxable when I was married due to my husband's income. My "ex" will have to pay me some alimony, but I am concerned, will this alimony take away from my social security disability benefits, because is it considered "income?" Please help, as I need to know this before this is settled. I do not want to lose my social security disability, because I know he probably won't even pay the alimony anyway. Thank you!

This income will have to be reported to disability if you do get it.

If you have any questions about this then it is best that you ask them and you can call 1-800-772-1213, social security office.

This may help:

Whoops again. Sorry.
Forgot the link:
What You Need To Know When You Get Supplemental Security Income (SSI) (http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/11011.html#8b)

If I retire, do I still be able to receive my ex husband alimony?

If I retire, do I still be able to receive my ex husband alimony

Did you try the link I provided right before
Your first posting?
Try putting "alimony and reirement" into their search box.

If you are collecting SSD (Social Security Disability) it is NOT income related.

What exactly are you receiving?