An extract from the ERDR is issued to a police investigator who conducts an investigation based on your application. Find out who is the investigator in your case and contact him with an application to provide an extract.

1. You need to contact the guardianship authorities and submit an application written by a person with a disability.

2. After that, you need to go to court and take a court decision to recognize a person with limited legal capacity, if there is still no such application.

3. In the hospital, take a special medical report on the state of health of the person in need of care and a medical report on the state of health of the caregiver.

4. Submit a certificate on the place of residence of the person in need of care and a certificate on the place of residence of the guardian;

5. It is necessary to write a statement from the guardian that you take on the responsibilities of care (also handwritten).

6. Documents certifying the identity of a guardian and a person with a disability.

7. You also need to bring to the authorities a certificate about the financial situation and composition of the family.

You must submit all these documents to the local guardianship authorities.

A guardian for a disabled person of the 1st group can be an able-bodied person who has family ties to a person with a disability.

Here you can view the answer to your question: https://ua-lawyer.com/uk/questions/382/de-ia-mozhu-pereviriti-shtrafi-iakshcho-porushiv-pdr/

If you do not have official registration of your place of residence in the temporarily occupied territory, after evacuation, you can get the status of an internally displaced person, if you have documents confirming the fact of living in that territory.

Contact the structural division for social protection of the population or the authorized person of the executive body of the village, settlement, city council/ Center for the provision of administrative services and provide evidence that will confirm the fact of living in the TOT from which the internal displacement was carried out. It is better to apply immediately after such a move.

Evidence of proof of residence on the TOT can be:

• military card with information on military service;

• labor book with records of labor activity;

• a document confirming ownership of movable or immovable property;

• certificate of basic general secondary education;

• certificate of complete general secondary education;

• a document on professional and technical education;

• a document on higher education (a scientific degree);

• certificate from the place of study;

• medical documents;

• photos, video recordings.

Due to family circumstances, a postponement of mobilization may be granted to persons who have three or more dependent children under the age of 18 and to persons who are raising a child/children under the age of 18 on their own. Such categories of men can be called up for service only with their consent and only according to their place of residence.

In case of violation of traffic rules, you can check the fine in several ways:

1. On the website of the Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine https://hsc.gov.ua/. Go to the "Driver's office" tab. Log in there using the "Action. Signature" function. After that, you will be able to check and pay existing administrative offenses.

2. In the "Action" application. To do this, log in there, go to the "Services" section. Select "Penalties for traffic violations" or "Enforcement proceedings" and there you can view the fine.

3. In the mobile application "Traffic fines". Enter the number of your vehicle, the series and number of your driver's license or passport and your TIN or technical passport of the vehicle into the application.

4. Using the Telegram bot. Enter the state license plate of the vehicle. Specify one of the following about the owner of the vehicle: series and number of the driver's license, individual tax number, series and number of the passport of a citizen of Ukraine, series and number of the vehicle registration certificate.

The legislation of Ukraine provides for three types of liability for non-payment of alimony.

1. Civil liability - penalty for non-payment of alimony.

In order to have grounds for filing a claim for penalty collection, the factor of fault on the part of the payer must be present. That is, if the debt arose due to circumstances independent of the latter (illness, accountant's mistake, actual inability to make payments due to other valid reasons), interest cannot be charged on it. If the fault of the payer is present, you can safely calculate the penalty for alimony and file a lawsuit for its recovery.

It is worth paying attention to the fact that in the case when alimony is provided on the basis of an alimony payment agreement and it does not expressly provide for responsibility for late fulfillment of the obligations assigned to the parties, i.e. providing alimony, a penalty cannot be collected.

Alimony arrears are subject to interest, the amount of which is 1% of the amount of unpaid funds for each day of delay.

1. Administrative responsibility - socially useful works, restrictions on the right to travel outside Ukraine, the right to drive vehicles, use weapons and hunt, refusal and deprivation of the right to a subsidy.

2. Criminal responsibility - punishment in the form of community service for a period of eighty to one hundred and twenty hours, arrest for a period of up to three months or restriction of freedom for a period of up to two years

Grounds for prosecution for non-payment of alimony:

• the existence of the fact that the recipient of alimony has applied to the court with a claim for the collection of alimony, based on the results of which a court decision must be issued;

• the existence of arrears for the payment of such funds in the amount that collectively make up the amount of payments for three months of the corresponding payments;

• the malicious nature of evading the payment of alimony for the maintenance of children, which can be expressed in any actions of the debtor, which are aimed at non-compliance with the court decision (concealing income, changing the place of residence or place of work without notifying the state executive).

The list of documents directly depends on whether you were (or are) married, what amount of payment you want to receive and what justification you are ready to present during the proceedings.

In any case, you will need:

• a copy of your passport and identification code;

• birth certificates;

• certificate of family composition;

• certificate of income of the defendant - if he does not provide it to you, then he is obliged to provide this document to the court;

• a certificate from the place of study, if alimony is charged to an adult student.

If you are registered and legally married, you must provide a marriage certificate, if the union was terminated - a divorce certificate.

Other documents confirming the amount of expenses may be required - for example, receipts for payment of treatment, sports sections, necessary inventory and equipment. If the father is not entered in the birth certificate, then it will not be possible to collect alimony from him even in court. But you can file a lawsuit and initiate the procedure to establish paternity.

You submit a claim for alimony collection with the necessary list of documents to the court of first instance at your place of residence or at the place of residence of the defendant.

If you are the collector of alimony, located abroad, and the payer of alimony is in Ukraine, then in this case you can find a lawyer in a foreign country and apply to the court. But take into account the procedural features of considering such cases in a foreign country: will it be enough for a foreign court to notify the payer of alimony by e-mail. In most states, this will not be enough, so the court can send the documents directly to the court of Ukraine, which will send them on its behalf to the defendant, that is, the alimony payer. Otherwise, the foreign court can send the documents to the justice authorities of its state, which will be obliged to forward these documents to the authorities of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, and they, in turn, to the court at the place of residence of the alimony payer.

Please note that these procedures take a lot of time in practice - from 6 months to 1.5 years.