Frequent cases of non-payment of alimony to children, whose parents are divorced, led to a tightening of the articles of legislation regulating this issue. Now the status of the unemployed does not exempt from the payment of alimony. You can safely demand money from your ex-husband for the maintenance of a child, and in case of refusal to go to court.
Instructions
Step 1
Write a statement to the court. Indicate the details of your ex-husband, his registration address and actual residence. Be sure to write down the initials of the child for whom you are claiming child support on the application. You also need to indicate the date of birth and the address of registration of the child. The decision on non-payment of alimony is made within 10 days and is not subject to any state duties for the claimant.
Step 2
If a man does not work, but is registered at the employment center, then his unemployment benefit will be sent to pay alimony. The accounting department of the local government administration will be engaged in the transfer of funds. Therefore, after a court decision, payments can be stopped only if the unemployed person is removed from the register. This happens after the official employment of an unemployed person, which will allow you to again turn to court assistance.
Step 3
If the man is not registered at the employment center, but has an unofficial income, you will need to contact the state justice authorities. After receiving the court's decision, the bailiffs will check the payment viability of your ex-husband. You will significantly speed up the resolution of the case if you find disinterested witnesses who are ready to confirm that the man has income.
Step 4
Lack of work, but having a disability or old age pension also does not exempt a person from paying alimony. In case of a positive decision of the court on the collection, the money will be deducted from the defaulter's pension.
