The legislation of Ukraine stipulates that after the death of a person, the heirs share not only the property, but also the debts of the deceased, including credit, alimony, utility payments, court-ordered debts, etc. The inheritance includes all the property of the deceased that belonged to him on the day of his death: it can be movable, immovable property, cash, deposits, as well as debt obligations.

It is not the property of the testator that passes to the heir, but the rights and obligations that have not ceased at the time of the opening of the inheritance. The only exception is obligations of a personal nature. According to Article 608 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, the obligation is terminated by the death of the debtor, if it is inextricably linked to his person and, in this connection, cannot be fulfilled by another person.

The court recognizes the will as invalid or void only if there are good reasons. They can be:

• violation of the will form;

• signing a will due to psychological or physical violence;

• inability to control oneself and manage one's actions due to illness;

• writing a will under the influence of deception.

Each of the reasons has its own features of proof, which must be taken into account when preparing a lawsuit.

You have 3 years to file an appeal from the moment you became aware of the violation of rights. But even if the term is missed, it can be renewed. The reasons must be valid: long-term illness, business trip, service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Article 16-1 of the Law of Ukraine "On Social and Legal Protection of Servicemen and Members of Their Families" establishes that parents, one of the spouses who has not remarried, children who have not reached the age of majority, dependents of the deceased have the right to appoint and receive one-time financial assistance (deceased).

Therefore, the right to receive assistance is given to the father, mother, wife, minor children, as well as children who have their own families, but became disabled before reaching adulthood, and other dependents of the deceased serviceman.

The legislation of Ukraine provides for the possibility of changing the amount of alimony (both upwards and downwards) if the life circumstances of the parties change. Prerequisites for initiating legal proceedings in this regard may be a change in the financial or family status of the parties, deterioration or improvement in the health of one of them, etc.

Claims for the recovery of alimony in court are not subject to the statute of limitations, that is, a claim can be filed at any time during the entire existence of the right to alimony. The right to alimony arises from the moment a child is born.

Counseling psychologists must have a psychological education, which legally entitles them to provide psychological assistance to clients.

The compensation is calculated as the difference between the subsistence minimum per person per month, established on January 1 of the current year (as of January 1, 2023, it is 2,589 hryvnias) and the average monthly total income for the last six months of the person providing social services.

There are several options:

1. Send the original application for dismissal by international mail to the employer's official address. But in this case, you should take care of the evidence that you put the application for dismissal in the envelope (that is, have a description of how the envelope was enclosed).

2. Send an application for dismissal to the official e-mail address of the employer (direct supervisor and head of the enterprise). To do this, you should print and sign the application, scan it and sign the EDS and, together with the EDS protocol, send it to all known e-mail addresses of the employer. And be sure to request answers regarding the recipients' receipt of your application for dismissal in accordance with Art. 11 of the Law of Ukraine "On Electronic Documents and Electronic Document Management";

3. If it is absolutely not possible to send by mail or email, send a scanned resignation letter to all known messengers of the employer, including your supervisor.

But the employer can refuse to accept such a statement, since he will not be able to make sure whether you really sent it and whether it is really your will.

The lack of registration in the passport of a citizen of Ukraine for more than thirty calendar days after the change of residence is a direct reason for drawing up an administrative protocol.

According to Art. 121 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, intentional grievous bodily harm, i.e. intentional bodily harm, dangerous to life at the time of occurrence, or such that caused the loss of any organ or its functions, genital mutilation, mental illness or other health disorder, combined with permanent loss of working capacity by at least one third, or termination of pregnancy or irreparable disfigurement of the face, is punishable by imprisonment for a term of five to eight years.