Gabriella Garbero and Juan Johnson have been happily engaged since 2021, but no wedding date has been set. That’s because Gabriella, a lawyer living with a disability, fears marriage could threaten her access to much-needed Social Security and Medicaid benefits, and she’s not alone. We travel to St. Louis, Missouri to understand how a so-called “marriage penalty” is affecting couples across the nation.
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