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At death if no survivor named it goes to his estate less any reserve held back to satisfy the QDRO amount which is then probated by his will. If survivor named...this below is moot.
Absent a will called Intestate...its order of succession.
1. Spouse
If children prior marriage then
2. Spouse 50% Prior Children 50% (not their mother his former spouse) as heirs. Its assumed the Spouse will pass to their children but not required.
No Spouse
Children 100%
No Children
Parents
Parents deceased
Siblings
No siblings living
Their children
No siblings period
Back up to parents Siblings and their descendents...
A former spouse is not an heir. Will receive nothing. Will not be notified by probate.
Had her name remained as the survivor...they will pay his estate. They are notified like insurance companies by Social Security death roll every 3 months.
The Pension has to follow the POD Beneficiary or QDRO stipulations.
So No. .you probably dont get any pension rights if that wasnt on record when you divorced...not when they died.
I felt like this was a forum to support others who are going through difficulty with a loved one's health issues.
You are asking if you can get money from your dead ex? And you're married to someone else? You could look to your current spouse to support you.
At least pose your question to the appropriate source. For instance, just call GM's HR department and ask. How do any of us know if you can get your dead ex's pension?
If friend of SWMCs was married at time of her husbands death and received a % of his pension it was because he set it up that way when he retired. It has to be done at timevof retirement.
When OP divorced her ex, it was then that her decree should have said she would recieve a % of exs pension upon retirement. As I said before, she had to be set up as his beneficiary and there is certain criteria for that. If he had no beneficiary, he got full pension. When he died, so did his pension.
The only way OP is going to resolve this is to call UAW benefits which I gave the number for. Once retired your pension and benefits are under the UAW Trust.
Hope that clears it up.
GM Benefits & Service Center
PO Box 780003
Cincinnati, OH. 45277-0066
1-800-489-4646
https//qdro.fidelity.com
I don’t think you are a surviving eligible dependent, since you aren’t his widow.
But call to be sure so that you don’t leave money on the table.