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Anastasiia Novikova

13.04.2023 12:17 • Question

alimony, if not indicated in the designated "alimony"?

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Yaroslav Sikorsky

Answer provided 03.05.2023 23:10

Good day.

Although the case law on alimony is not unambiguous, it can be summarized in one conclusion: payments are not considered alimony if the purpose of the payment does not contain the word "alimony" and if there are other monetary obligations between the payer and the recipient.

Therefore, it is desirable to indicate "alimony" in the intended payment.

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Tell me, please, does the executive service take checks into account when paying ...?

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Yaroslav Sikorsky

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