Unfortunately, it happens that families break up, and one of the parents has to take care of the children on their own. At the same time, the second parent is obliged to pay financial support, but sometimes he in every possible way evades his obligations. In this case, you need to know how to make the alimony pay.
Instructions
Step 1
Write a statement to the magistrate's court at your place of residence. Attach a copy of the child's birth certificate to the claim, and also get a certificate from the housing office that confirms that the child lives with you on the same living space. Don't worry if the abusive parent lives in another city.
Step 2
Apply to the court at your place of residence, after which the writ of execution will be sent to the bailiff service at the payer's location. Alimony will be calculated from the moment the claim is filed with the court, but if you wish, you can demand payment for the time that has elapsed before the court. In order to do this, you must have evidence confirming that the defendant did not help you in any way.
Step 3
Pass the decision of the court to the bailiffs. They are engaged in tracing the debtor and collecting alimony. If the parent cannot be found, then it is necessary to contact the police to declare him on the wanted list. In this case, the debtor will be obliged to pay not only alimony, but also compensation to the state in the amount of 7% of the debt. Go to court with a request to charge interest on alimony, which is equal to 0.5% for each day of delay.
Step 4
Arrest the property of the alimony debtor. To this, methods of debt collection can be resorted to only when there is a fact of ignoring the court decision by the parent. The bailiffs will begin an inventory of the property that belongs to the alimony. After that, he will be offered either confiscation for sale, or safe custody with the condition to pay alimony on his own.
Step 5
Prove that the parent is not paying child support from real income. Very often, the former spouse pays assistance calculated at the minimum wage rate, while having a decent additional income. To prove this, collect evidence and documents that prove the presence of expensive property.
