The answer to your question can be kept only after passing the Medical and Social Expert Commission at the place of residence or treatment.

The medical and social expert commission is a special institution in the health care system that conducts a medical and social examination of persons who apply for the establishment of disability, upon the referral of a medical and preventive health care institution after carrying out diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitation measures, if the information is available , which confirm persistent impairment of body functions caused by diseases, consequences of injuries, or congenital defects that cause limitation of vital activities.

Medical and social expert commissions determine:

1. Group of disability, its cause and time of onset. A person can simultaneously be recognized as a person with a disability of one group and only for one reason. When increasing the disability group in the event of a more serious illness, the cause of disability is established at the choice of the person with a disability. If one of the causes of disability is childhood disability, two causes of disability are indicated.

2. Types of work activities recommended for a person with a disability due to health.

3. The causal connection of disability with a disease or disability that arose in childhood, a congenital defect.

4. The degree of loss of professional capacity for victims of an industrial accident or occupational disease.

5. Degree of loss of health, group of disability, cause, connection and time of onset of disability of citizens who suffered as a result of political repressions or the Chernobyl disaster.

6. Medical indications for the right of a person with a disability to receive a special motor vehicle and contraindications to driving it.

Yes, there are no restrictions in this regard. In addition, in the "ACTION" application, you can change the place of residence of an IDP in a few clicks.

In most cases, individuals can be represented in court by lawyers and legal representatives. As for representation in the police, in most cases, the presence of a power of attorney will be sufficient.

The question you asked is quite extensive and has a lot of nuances, so if I have more details (jurisdiction of the court, questions you have for the police, etc..), I will be able to give a more precise answer.

Yes, you can. One of the ways is to appeal to the court with an application for the issuance of a court order for the collection of alimony.

Alimony can be charged in the following amounts:

• on the collection of alimony in the amount for one child - one quarter, ** for two children - one third, ** for three or more children - half of the earnings (income) of the payer of alimony, but not more than ten subsistence minimums for a child of the appropriate age for each child, if this requirement is not related to establishing or disputing paternity (maternity) and the need to involve other interested parties;

• on the collection of alimony in a fixed monetary amount in the amount of 50 percent of the subsistence minimum for a child of the appropriate age, if this requirement is not related to establishing or disputing paternity (maternity) and the need to involve other interested parties.

An application for the issuance of a court order can be submitted to the court of first instance both at the place of residence or stay of the debtor registered in accordance with the procedure established by law, and at the registered place of residence or stay of the applicant.

An application for the issuance of a court order shall be submitted in writing and signed by the applicant or his representative. Accordingly, Art. 163 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of Ukraine, it should state:

1. name of the court to which the application is submitted;

2. the surname, first name and patronymic of the applicant and the debtor, their place of residence, the registration number of the taxpayer's registration card (hereinafter - RNOKPP) of the applicant and the debtor, if available, or the number and series of the passport of the applicant and the debtor, as well as official e-mail addresses and other data, if known to the applicant, that identify the debtor;

3. name (surname, first name and patronymic) of the representative of the applicant, if the application is submitted by a representative, his place of residence or location;

4. the applicant's requirements and the circumstances on which they are based;

5. a list of evidence with which the applicant substantiates the circumstances on which his claims are based.

The court fee for submitting an application for issuing a court order for the recovery of alimony is not paid.

You have the right to claim 1/2 of the property that was acquired by you and your husband during the marriage. In the absence of mutual agreement on the division of property, you need to apply to the court with a claim for the division of joint property of the spouses.

If you need help in writing the above statement of claim, please contact me and I will definitely help you.

An internally displaced person (IDP) is a citizen of Ukraine, a foreigner or a stateless person who is in the territory of Ukraine on legal grounds and has the right to permanent residence in Ukraine, who was forced to leave or leave his place of residence as a result of or in order to avoid negative consequences armed conflict, temporary occupation, widespread manifestations of violence, violations of human rights and emergency situations of a natural or man-made nature (part one of Article 1 of the Law of Ukraine "On Ensuring the Rights and Freedoms of Internally Displaced Persons".

Therefore, your IDP status and benefits will not be affected by the fact that you will move in with your mother.

In addition, you can change the place of residence of an IDP in the "ACTION" application.

According to the first part of Article 202 of the Family Code of Ukraine, adult children are obliged to support their disabled parents.

However, there is no ban on traveling abroad in this regard (exception is the presence of a corresponding decree of the state executive). In addition, you can help your mother by sending money from abroad.

According to the current legislation, a military ticket (including an old one) is subject to exchange in case of damage.

If the ticket is in normal condition, there is no need to change it.

Yes, it may not be necessary to appear in person.

To receive benefits, persons with the status of a participant in hostilities must apply to the bodies of the Pension Fund of Ukraine, regardless of their place of registration.

Statements that must be submitted:

1. Application for entering a person into the EDARP (Unified State Automated Register of Persons Entitled to Benefits).

2. Application to establish a benefit.

The above applications can be submitted:

1. to any service center of the Pension Fund in Ukraine (the list of active service centers is https://www.pfu.gov.ua/2152993-servisni-tsentry-gu-pfu);

2. send by mail;

3. through a personal account on the web portal of electronic services of the Pension Fund of Ukraine (https://portal.pfu.gov.ua/);

4. through the Diya application (if Diya. Signature is available).

The benefit can be established both for a participant in hostilities and for his relatives.

Benefits to combatants are provided for utilities, solid fuel or liquefied gas exclusively in cash.

No, it can't. This may be considered a technical error, which does not have the effect of invalidating the contract. In addition, the contract specifies your passport data, RNOCPP, contact data, address of the place of residence. Also, indisputable proof of the validity of the contract is your receipt of the appropriate amount of monetary credit funds.