I live with a woman from whom I have a son (in the certificate it is written that I am the father), we are not married, because due to the war, our plans for a receipt were postponed until later, and we recently had twins, we went to the National Register of Citizens to register the children, but we were told that they could not do it - I needed my military ID (I lost it a long time ago and did not make a new one). I understand that you need to go to your TCC at the place of registration and make a new one. But the woman raised the alarm so that I would not be taken away. My question is the following: is it safe to go to the TCC and make a military card, or do I still need to make some kind of certificate that I live with a woman and provide for her. After all, recently there have been many cases of TCCs ignoring all rights and taking people by force.

Is it possible to change the place of registration in TsNAP, which is located in another city? Is it necessary to go to the district Tsnap where the apartment is located?

Please tell me what tax must be paid on the amount of the sale of the apartment, if only 2 years have passed since the purchase?

Good afternoon, in the case of the division of the property of the spouses in 2004, a settlement agreement was concluded, on the basis of which the decree on securing the claim was canceled. The agreement states that the defendant undertook to purchase an apartment for the children in the mother's name for a specific amount by the end of 2004. However, the father did not buy a house. He promised to pay the amount of the debt in cash, etc. Is it possible now, after 19 years, to collect the debt from him according to the peace agreement?

Please let me know, according to the court decision, alimony for the child from the first marriage was assigned to the husband in the amount of 1/4 of the earnings (income), but not less than 50% of the subsistence minimum for a child of the appropriate age.

The husband is registered as an FOP, and it turns out that he must pay alimony not the minimum 1,416.50 UAH, but 2,777.25 UAH, that is, 1/4 of the average salary of 11,109 UAH. in our region. But now, during the war, his earnings are very unstable, and he is unable to pay the 2777.25.

Does he really have to pay 2777.25 hryvnias in alimony after all? Does he have any legal recourse to prove that he is now unfortunately only able to pay 50% of the living wage for a child of the appropriate age?

If a wife takes a child from an orphanage and becomes its guardian, is her husband also considered a guardian? Is he subject to mobilization in such a case?

After the shelling, they exchanged the wreath at their own expense, for 38,000 hryvnias. The checks were saved. And if there will be, is it in full? Because they didn't choose the cheapest ones, they took those that were already available and made, they didn't wait for cheaper ones to be made, because then there were heavy rains, the apartment could be flooded.

Without my knowledge, they sawed branches in the yard, which seemed to interfere with the wires on the posts, and with this branch they broke one section of my fence. I called the oblenergo hotline, they lied that they are not responsible for such actions of employees. Who should reimburse the repair?