My brother, the first woman got married two years ago, the brother was deprived of parental rights, his children are now in the name of a new husband, and now we found out that he adopted his children. Alimony is deducted from the brother, he serves. The former daughter-in-law does not provide any documents and court decisions, and the judiciary knows about it, but she did not deliver the adoption decision to them either. How should we deal with this and is it possible to take certificates and decisions somewhere for my brother and on what basis?
The child does not want her stepfather to adopt her.
...returns, otherwise he stops the employment contract, because we go to mixed education. If I can fulfill my obligations remotely, does he have the right to do so?
The VPO was issued, payments were received only from 2015 to 2016.
In January, he got into a minor accident. My fault, according to the insurance, I reimbursed 2500 deductible. The European protocol was drawn up. In my presence, the victim called the fear company and agreed to file a claim in the morning, and how the accident happened at night. After some time, I talked with the representatives of fear. He gave them a photo of the accident. Yesterday, I received a message that I am to blame for the 7300 company, because I did not notify them within 3 days.
I got into an accident for the first time and didn't know what else to report. Was not informed. There is no such information in my policy. How should I act?
... will be credited to one co-owner, and the other will not receive anything for his half?
...application for restoration, to receive payment for the reconstruction of damaged property?
My wife and I separated, we have a joint child (registered at my address). I was not deprived of parental rights, the child is disabled (neurology). Now the ex-wife wants to send the child to a boarding school (although according to the conclusion of the MSEK, the child has the right to go to school with an individual study plan). I am against such a school. What to do in this case and where can I turn? We are all IDPs (destroyed housing).
....to my wife, not my mother. Do I have the right to challenge her, because I, as a daughter, also had the right to a share?