Full-time or dual-time students of foreign educational institutions have the right to deferment. Men of any age and education can get a legal deferment from mobilization by enrolling in full-time or dual-time higher education in Ukraine or abroad.
After reaching adulthood, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, in turn, are obliged to support their grandmother, grandfather, great-grandmother, great-grandfather. Article 266 of the Civil Code of Ukraine defines the conditions for the occurrence of such an obligation: the grandmother, grandfather, great-grandmother, great-grandfather must be unable to work and need financial assistance.
Submitting an application online is not required by law.
Some categories of applicants have the right to transfer from a contract to a budget form of education:
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Children of fallen soldiers;
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Children whose parents or one of them died during the Revolution of Dignity;
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Children whose parents or one of them died or was captured or went missing during the war.
Monetary assistance to Ukrainians living in or evacuating from the de-occupied territories is provided for by Resolution No. 1195 of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated October 21, 2022. On April 18, 2023, the government made further changes to the procedure for paying such one-time assistance to Ukrainians, approving Resolution No. 347.
According to the new changes, this assistance is:
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3,000 hryvnias for children and persons with disabilities;
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UAH 2,000 for other persons.
According to the changes, assistance is provided to residents of de-occupied territories who lived in these territories at the time of de-occupation. Those who return after de-occupation are not eligible for this benefit because they received housing benefits in other regions as internally displaced persons (IDPs).
If we are talking about de-occupied settlements, it is necessary to determine how many people can receive such assistance. Representatives of the executive committee of the village, township or city council or the Ukrainian Central Bank are responsible for submitting the list of these persons. They transfer this information to "Ukrposhta", which transfers the received data to the Ministry of Reintegration. The Ministry allocates the necessary amount of aid to the account of "Ukrposhta", whose employees pay it to people.
The performance/provision of works/services under the contracts of the CPC is included in the length of service for the assignment of a labor pension, subject to the payment of insurance contributions.
Civil law contract (CPC contract) is a common agreement between legal entities that establishes their mutual rights and obligations. Often, the CPC contract is called a civil law contract, a subcontract or a contract for the provision of services. However, each of these contracts has its own section in the Civil Code of Ukraine. After all, each contract has its own peculiarities of conclusion and subject of regulation. Entrepreneurs face this contract when they have to entrust the performance of certain work to a third party: the one with whom the entrepreneur does not enter into an employment relationship. It is the absence of labor relations that is the main reason that creates the conditions for an entrepreneur to choose this form of cooperation.
The subject of the CPC contract, which distinguishes it from other agreements, is the result of work. That is, it is not important for the customer when, how, with what means the executor will fulfill the terms of the contract. Only the result that the customer receives and for which he will pay a fee is important. This condition distinguishes the CPC contract from, for example, an employment contract, where the parties pay attention to the labor process.
The Grand Chamber noted that in accordance with Clause 13 Part 1 of Art. 5 of the Law of Ukraine dated July 8, 2011 No. 3674-VI "On Court Fees", participants in hostilities are exempted from paying court fees in cases related to the violation of their rights during the consideration of the case in all court instances.
A person has legal capacity until the moment when his/her incapacity is established in a court of law. The only basis for declaring a person incapable is the presence of a chronic, persistent mental disorder, as a result of which he is unable to realize the meaning of his actions and (or) manage them (Article 39 of the Civil Code of Ukraine).
An application to limit the civil legal capacity of a natural person, including a minor, or to recognize a natural person as incompetent is submitted to the court at the place of residence of this person, and if he is being treated in a drug or psychiatric institution - at the location of this institution.
In the application for recognition of a natural person as incapacitated, the circumstances indicating a chronic, stable mental disorder, as a result of which the person is unable to realize the meaning of his actions and (or) manage them (Part 3 of Article 297 of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine) must be stated. Application must contain a request and/or a separate petition for the appointment of a forensic psychiatric examination, the name of the medical institution for the examination, a list of questions that must be asked for the examination. (does the person suffer from a mental illness? does the person understand the nature and content of his own actions, can he control them and predict their consequences? does the person need a guardian appointed for him?)
During the period of martial law and in the 30-day period after its end, citizens are released from the obligation to pay a penalty (fine, interest) and other penalty payments provided for in the credit agreement.