Parental divorce should not affect the living standards of children left with their mothers. This is ensured by the collection of alimony from the father, which for one child is a quarter of his official earnings, and for two - one third. You can collect alimony from your husband only after you apply to the court with the appropriate statement.
Instructions
Step 1
It is not a fact that after the court decides to collect alimony from your ex-husband, they will begin to act on you. It will be impossible to collect them if, for example, his place of residence is unknown. In this case, file an application for tracing the debtor to the police department or ask the bailiff to do it. After receiving the application, the debtor is considered to be on the wanted list, and the enforcement proceedings are suspended until it is discovered.
Step 2
In the event that your husband does not have official sources of income, the court may determine a flat sum of money for the monthly collection. The bailiff has the right to calculate it, taking as a basis the size of the average monthly salary, which is approved by the Government Decree. The bailiff can also seize the debtor's property and recover the alimony debt from it. Support for your child may be collected from the grandparents who are the parents of the debtor, provided that they have the necessary funds.
Step 3
Sometimes it happens that the company's accounting department withholds alimony from its employee, but they do not go to your account, since the company does not have money. In this case, the responsibility lies with the management of the enterprise. The bailiffs-executors are obliged to warn the management and demand the fulfillment of legal requirements under the threat of taking administrative measures, fines and penalties.
