According to Article 7 of the Law of Ukraine "On Freedom of Movement and Free Choice of Place of Residence in Ukraine", grounds for removing a person's place of residence from registration are:

• application of such a person (voluntary eviction);

• a court decision that has entered into legal force, on the deprivation of the right to own a residential premises or the right to use a residential premises, on eviction, on the recognition of a person as missing or declared dead, a death certificate, a passport received from the state registration body of acts of civil status , or a death certificate issued by a competent authority of a foreign state, legalized in accordance with the established procedure.

If the house was bought at the expense of mortgage lending, then during the martial law, it cannot be taken away, in other cases, each situation must be analyzed separately, since there are many circumstances that can make this impossible, and vice versa.

In part 1 of Art. 110 of the Family Code of Ukraine stipulates that a lawsuit for divorce may be filed by one of the spouses. According to Part 3 of Art. 293 of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine, divorce cases are also considered in separate proceedings, in particular, at the request of any of the spouses, if one of them is sentenced to imprisonment. A case of divorce upon the application of a person sentenced to imprisonment may be considered by a court with the participation of a representative of such a person. Together with the mentioned application, a written agreement can be submitted about which of the spouses the child will live with, what participation in ensuring the child's living conditions will be taken by the parent who will live separately, as well as about the conditions for exercising the right to private upbringing of the children. Here it should be taken into account that the application for dissolution of marriage and the agreement on the amount of alimony must be notarized (the legislation equates certification by the head of the penal institution to a notarization).

Accordingly, Art. 23 of the Law of Ukraine "On Mobilization Training and Mobilization", conscripts are not subject to conscription for military service during mobilization: adoptive parents, guardians, custodians, adoptive parents, foster parents who are dependent on orphans or children deprived of parental care, under the age of 18 (such persons may be called up for military service if they agree and only at their place of residence). Therefore, if there are documents confirming that you are raising a child on your own, then yes, you can go abroad.

So. Article 3 of the Law of Ukraine "On economic activity in the Armed Forces of Ukraine" defines that economic activity subject to licensing is carried out by military units after obtaining a license in accordance with the procedure established by law without paying a fee for its issuance.

Yes, but under the following conditions:

• Person not younger than 21 years old.

• A person who is older than the child she wishes to adopt, by at least fifteen years.

• A person who is married to the child's mother or father.

No, the marriage contract cannot put one of the spouses in an extremely unfavorable financial situation.

The norm of workplaces for employment of persons with disabilities is set as follows: one workplace — if the employer employs from 8 to 25 people; 4% of the average registered number of full-time employees — if the number of employees exceeds 25 people (that is, 26 or more).

Yes, but in case the father owns the car.

Yes, you have the right to recalculate your pension. Additional advantages and benefits are provided to the respective categories. To receive detailed information about the transfer of your pension, you should contact the relevant social protection body.

For transfer, a serviceman must submit:

• report;

• documents that confirm the reasons for the transfer (for example, the conclusion of the VLK);

• relationship (consent of the commander or unit accepting for military service).

Then the commander of the military unit prepares an application for transfer. Further, based on the results, a decision is made and an order of the military commander on transfer is issued.