On the payment, amount and method of transferring alimony, you can conclude a voluntary notarial agreement or collect them through the court. The amount of alimony depends on the income of the defendant and the presence of other minor children or disabled persons on his dependents. Lack of income does not exempt from the maintenance of their minor children and the payment of alimony. If voluntary consent to an increase in the amount of alimony is not received, then you should apply to the court with a statement of claim. Only after the court has considered all the arguments and a decision is made, the amount of alimony can be increased.
It is necessary
- -voluntary notarial agreement or
- - a statement of claim to the court
- - arguments for an increase in the amount of alimony, evidence will be collected by authorized bodies
- - copies of receipts for payment of alimony for 6 months
- - a doctor's note if the alimony needs to be increased for health reasons and payment for treatment
- - statement of the plaintiff's income
Instructions
Step 1
Write in the statement of claim for an increase in the amount of alimony all the reasons and arguments that can help increase the cash payments.
Step 2
You must submit only arguments, the evidence base will be collected by the bodies authorized for these actions.
Step 3
The reasons for increasing the amount of alimony may be additional income from the defendant, which he hides.
Step 4
Insufficient payment of funds for a child, which does not allow him to support him normally, is also a sufficient reason to increase the amount of alimony. The defendant may be ordered to pay half of the amount that is required for the minimum maintenance of a child of a given age.
Step 5
If the defendant stopped paying alimony for one of the children upon reaching the age of majority, this circumstance also makes it possible to distribute the released amount to all other minor children whom the defendant is obliged to support.
Step 6
When a child is seriously ill and needs expensive treatment, the other parent may be required to pay half of the cost.
Step 7
In some cases, in the presence of any circumstances, the amount of alimony cannot be increased even through a court. For example, if the defendant is disabled and needs care, if the defendant has many minor children or has incapacitated dependents, if the defendant has a huge debt under other orders of execution, etc. Because more than 70% of income is prohibited by law.
