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Application for issuance of a certificate of arrears in the payment of alimony

Arrears in the payment of alimony is a fairly common practice among divorced couples who have common minor children. Open statistics show more than 189,000 alimony debtors in Ukraine, of which 15,000 are female.

The collection of debts for the payment of maintenance obligations can take place exclusively within the framework of enforcement proceedings, which creates a certain specificity of the process along with the judicial one. However, the legislation deprives such an opportunity and imposes the obligation to collect debts on the executive services.

As part of the enforcement proceedings, a certificate of debt may be required. Such certificates can often be involved in litigation as part of family disputes. Our lawyers have received a lot of questions, and are ready to answer the most common of them!

If it is necessary to draw up an individual application for obtaining a certificate of arrears in the payment of alimony obligations, we recommend using the Legal Services Consultant service to order a turnkey document.

What does an application for a certificate of arrears in the payment of alimony consist of?

The claimant, when preparing an application, must first of all determine the purpose of the certificate that he plans to receive. This may be a certificate for attaching it to the case file in court or a similar certificate, but necessary for traveling abroad to a child whose second parent, the debtor, does not give permission to travel abroad.

When writing an application, first of all, you must refer to your right to receive such a certificate. After all, any document must be guided by a certain regulatory framework.

At the same time, it is also necessary to indicate the number of the enforcement proceedings, the name of the enforcement document and the period in which you need to receive a certificate of the presence of alimony arrears.

Our experts recommend that you first consult with lawyers or private executors about your enforcement proceedings and the real need for obtaining a certificate of debt.

Purpose of the certificate on the presence of debts for the payment of maintenance obligations

A certificate of the presence of debt is issued to the recoverer at his request by the executive service. Usually, the needs for help are quite typical, and they can be divided into two categories:

The need to attach a certificate of debt to the materials of the court case for the payment of penalties for non-payment of alimony;

The need for a certificate for crossing the border by a minor child whose permission to leave the other of the debtor parents refuses to provide.

At the same time, the right to receive a certificate of the existence of debts for the payment of alimony is directly enshrined in legislation and cannot be violated or appealed, and its issuance cannot be refused.

If you need to analyze an application for a certificate of arrears in the payment of maintenance obligations or the development of an individual document, we suggest using our legal services Consultant. Our experts will be able to best assist in the preparation of the document, and if necessary, create a completely new one in accordance with your situation.

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