What are the rights of a disabled during a divorce case?

Your rights and likely outcomes in your divorce will depend on the details of your particular situation and the jurisdiction in which the divorce was filed. Child support is not normally ordered for children over the age of 18 who are not disabled and not enrolled in high school. You may be entitled to spousal support. She is likely going to be obligated to keep you on her insurance while the divorce is going on. There will probably be a limit on how long the insurance will last. (But if you are on disability, you may be eligible for Medicare already, and without her income, perhaps Medicaid will be an option.) Any case involving a disabled spouse is probably a complicated one based on that factor alone. It is important for you to seek legal representation to protect your rights. Your chances of a more favorable outcome in such a complex case would be significantly improved by having representation.