Those Who Will Be Able to Receive the Widow's Pension Even if They Are Not Registered: This Is the New Extension of the Government
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Couples not married or registered as de facto couples who have children in common must be accredited with...
Extends by decree the widow ' s pension to de facto couples with children despite not being registered, improves protection in disaster situations and creates casualties due to diseases resulting from menopause and machista violence
De facto couples with children in common may have access to widow's pensions, provided that they prove two years of cohabitation.
Couples with children in common will have access to the widow's pension even if they are not married or officially registered as a common-law couple.The Council of Ministers approved on Tuesday a royal decree-law that expands access to this social security benefit and eliminates the obligation to formalize the relationship for those who meet the new conditions.Until now, de facto couples had to prove that their union was registered in an autonom…
It is one of the measures of the royal decree-law that the government will approve this Tuesday, also with an extension of the CUME benefit for parents of children with serious illnesses beyond 26 years of age in some cases The government has issued a decree with improvements in the benefits for the care of minors, widowhood or disability The government will approve this Tuesday that couples with children and who prove two years of cohabitation …
The Royal Decree-Law published in the BOE requires two years of cohabitation accredited with registration and maintains the five years for registered common-law couples
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