In the case of a child living with one of the parents, the second is obliged to regularly pay the allowance. If the alimony for some reason has ceased to be credited to your account, payments can be resumed on a completely legal basis.
It is necessary
- - performance list;
- - passport;
- - birth certificate;
- - statement of claim;
- - a statement to the bailiffs;
- - an application to the accounting department.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have drawn up a voluntary notarial agreement for a certain period, renew it with a notary or conclude a new agreement. In the absence of a voluntary agreement on the payment of alimony, file a claim with the arbitration court for enforcement.
Step 2
On the basis of a court order, you will receive a writ of execution. With this document, contact the accounting department of the debtor's organization, present your passport, application, writ of execution, photocopies of all documents and the bank account number or post office address to which you receive monthly payments.
Step 3
You also have the right to foreclose on the payment of child support by contacting the bank where the defendant has savings or checking accounts. On the basis of a writ of execution, deductions can be made from accounts to pay off debt or the current amount of alimony.
Step 4
If the alimony is not received, despite the actions taken or the defendant does not have work and accounts, contact the bailiff service. Apply, show your passport.
Step 5
Enforcement proceedings will begin based on your request. Current alimony or debt will be enforced from the debtor. Bailiffs can describe the existing property and sell it to pay off unpaid alimony or involve the debtor in forced labor.
Step 6
Alimony may cease to be credited to your account if you wrote a refusal to pay it, on the basis of which the enforcement proceedings were terminated. In this case, payments can be resumed in court.
Step 7
Apply with a statement of claim to the arbitration court. Please attach a photocopy of your regular passport, child's birth certificate and a photocopy. Refusal of alimony is an unlawful act, since the financial support must go to the maintenance of the child so that his rights are not infringed. Therefore, the court will issue a second order to enforce the recovery of alimony from the defendant. Based on this, you will again receive a writ of execution, according to which you will resume payments in the specified way.
