Alimony is a court-ordered amount of money paid to a disabled person by another person. Alimony is paid to minor children, pregnant women, parents in need, etc. The terms of payments depend on who they are paid to.
It is necessary
document confirming the payment of alimony
Instructions
Step 1
After a divorce, you can file for alimony, if a mutual decision on material assistance has not been reached without a trial. Alimony is assigned, taking into account the income of the spouse, as well as living conditions and some other factors, in order to maximize the child's standard of living. They are paid primarily to minor children; depending on their number, the amount will be different: for one child - 25% of income, for two - 33%, for three or more - 50%.
Step 2
A pregnant woman, as well as a woman on parental leave up to 3 years old, can apply for financial assistance. The amount of payments is determined taking into account the solvency of the spouse.
Step 3
Regardless of whether the parents divorced or not, the child always remains native. Therefore, all obligations of the parent, even if not living nearby, remain the same.
Step 4
When a new family is created, child support payments do not stop. Even if the former spouse is able-bodied and her husband is also financially secure, alimony is paid to the child until he reaches 18 years of age - if the child marries before this age, then he does not need to pay anything else, because he is considered by law to be fully capable.
Step 5
If alimony was also paid to a woman, then when she remarries, you can sue to stop paying, proving that she is able to provide for herself.
Step 6
Upon entering into a new marriage, the new husband can adopt the wife's child, provided that the father is not against or there are serious reasons to deprive him of parental rights. In this case, the payment of alimony for the child is also terminated, because all rights and obligations are now transferred to the new father.
