Resolution of the CMU "On approval of the Regulation on territorial recruitment and social support centers".

The National Association of Lawyers of Ukraine (NAAU) is a non-governmental, non-commercial professional organization that unites all lawyers of Ukraine. It was created with the aim of ensuring the implementation of the tasks of the self-government of lawyers, which are defined by the Law of Ukraine "On Advocacy and Legal Activities".

The origin of the child from the spouse is determined on the basis of the marriage certificate and the document of the health care institution about the birth of the child by the wife. This norm establishes a general presumption regarding the determination of the origin of a child from a mother and father who are married to each other.

To determine the origin of the child from the father - recognition of paternity - in the absence of a joint statement of a woman and a man who are not married to each other, it is necessary to apply to a court of general jurisdiction.

A restraining order against the offender is a judicially established measure of temporary restriction of rights or imposition of duties on a person who has committed domestic violence, aimed at ensuring the safety of the victim.

The most common and simple way to avoid paying alimony in Ukraine is if minors get married. According to the provisions of Ukrainian legislation, if a person has not reached the age of majority, but under special circumstances has decided to marry (which is allowed from the age of 16), then he acquires civil legal capacity.

Another effective and legal way of not paying alimony monthly for several years is the transfer of property rights (Article 190 of the Civil Code). That is, the parent who would have to pay monthly maintenance funds until the son's/daughter's 18th birthday (or even until their 23rd birthday, if they continue their studies) can transfer an apartment, house/part of a house, land plot, etc.).

The legal way of not paying alimony in Ukraine is the fact that the child ceases to need financial assistance. For example, he continues to study and at the same time works, receiving an income that is much higher than the income of each of his parents.

It provides for an increase in the maximum size of the plot for purchase from 100 ha to 10,000 ha. In addition, now not only individuals, but also legal entities will be able to buy land.

Natural and legal entities - companies, banks, territorial communities.

Starting from January 1, 2024, legal entities may purchase agricultural land with a limit of up to 10,000 hectares. However, this can only be done by Ukrainian companies whose shareholders/participants are exclusively citizens of Ukraine, the state or territorial communities. Foreigners, stateless persons and foreign legal entities will receive such a right only if Ukrainians support such a decision in a referendum.

It is also worth noting that the purchase and sale of a plot of land is carried out in compliance with the pre-emptive right to purchase it. The preferential right to purchase a plot of land can be transferred by its subject to another person, about which such a subject must notify the owner of the plot of land in writing. The sequence and the list of entities that have a priority right is established by Art. 130-1 of the Civil Code of Ukraine. They include persons who have a special permit for the extraction of minerals of national importance, and tenants of land plots.

According to Art. 19 of the Land Code of Ukraine, according to the main purpose, the lands of Ukraine are divided into 9 categories, each of which has a special legal regime. According to Art. 125 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, the ownership right to a land plot in the case of its purchase arises from the moment of state registration of this right, and the basis for the emergence of the right to the plot is the purchase and sale agreement.

Agricultural plots of state and communal property remain prohibited from sale. An exception will be the lands of peasant (farming) farms of state and communal ownership, which belong to citizens with the right of permanent use, lifelong inherited ownership. Such persons will have the right to redeem them with installment payments of up to 10 years. It is also prohibited to alienate agricultural land plots located in the temporarily occupied territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol.

Until 01.01.2030, the sale price of agricultural land plots allocated in kind (on site) to owners of land shares (shares) cannot be less than their normative monetary value.

A contract for the sale of a plot of land, a single property complex, a residential building (apartment) or other immovable property is concluded in writing and is subject to notarization, except for contracts for the sale of property subject to a tax lien.