Your wife is obliged to indicate information about you in the declaration. If she does not indicate information about you in the declaration, then YES, she may have problems.

According to the Law of Ukraine "On Prevention of Corruption", your wife is the subject of declaration. You, according to this Law, are a member of the family of the subject of the declaration.

Who belongs to the family members of the subject of the declaration?

Family members of the subject of declaration are:

1. a person who is married to the subject of declaration (husband / wife) as of the last day of the reporting period, regardless of cohabitation with the subject of declaration during the reporting period;

2. children of the subject of declaration until they reach the age of majority, regardless of their cohabitation with the subject of declaration during the reporting period;

Any person who, as of the last day of the reporting period or in the aggregate for at least 183 days during the year preceding the year of submission of the declaration:

1. lived together;

2. were connected by common life;

3. had mutual rights and obligations with the subject of declaration (except for persons whose mutual rights and obligations do not have a family nature), including persons who lived together with the subject of declaration, but were not married .

All other persons, in the absence of at least one of the above signs, are not considered family members of the subject of declaration for the purposes of declaration.

Those who were deprived of the right to drive vehicles due to driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other intoxication, or under the influence of drugs that reduce attention and reaction speed, must undergo an emergency medical examination and pass theory and practical test to get your driver's license back.

Therefore, it will not work to return the driver's license by proxy.

More details about the accident are needed to provide more specific advice.

One of the main tips is photo or video recording of the scene of the accident.

Fixing the scene of the accident with the help of a photo or video allows you to avoid distorting the circumstances that caused the event and creates an evidence base for the trial of the case and the identification of the culprit.

Such photo and video evidence can also become an evidentiary basis when considering disputes with insurance companies, if the interpretation of the circumstances of the event is different.

As a precaution, it is wise to install a video recorder in the car, which can help in establishing the circumstances preceding the accident.

In case of disagreement with the calculation of the penalty amount, you can appeal it administratively or in court.

If you were officially employed and the employer paid the ESS for you, then for such a period, according to the FOP, you do not need to pay the ESS.

This opinion was formed by the Supreme Court in the Resolution dated December 4, 2019 in case No. 440/2149/19.

No need.

NO, it can't.

According to the provisions of Article 21-1 of the Labor Code, the employer cannot limit the employee's right to perform work under other employment contracts, if the employee works on the basis of an employment contract with non-fixed working hours.

EDDR is the Unified State Demographic Register.

"debtor "registered not found"" means that there is no information about him in the Unified State Demographic Register or the debtor is registered at a different address.

In order to receive half of the court fee, it is necessary to obtain a writ of execution from the court. To obtain a writ of execution, you need to submit an application to the court with the corresponding requirement.

After receiving the executive letter, it must be sent to the State

of the Treasury Service of Ukraine, which will return these funds to you.

There are two ways to establish paternity: voluntarily and by court.

Simultaneously with the registration of the birth of a child or after it, in accordance with Article 135 of the Family Code of Ukraine, parents can submit a joint application for recognition of paternity.

In order to establish paternity through a court, it is necessary to file an appropriate lawsuit. The basis for recognition of paternity is any information certifying the origin of a child from a certain person.

The mother, father, guardian or custodian of the child, the person who supports and brings up the child, as well as the child who has reached the age of majority, can file a claim for recognition of paternity.

If the child's father does not pay alimony, this gives you the opportunity to go abroad with the child without his consent.

In order to go abroad without the father's consent, you need to present a certificate of alimony arrears, the total amount of which exceeds the sum of the corresponding payments for four months, issued by a state executive service body, by a private executor .

As for deprivation of paternity, the mere non-payment of alimony is not a sufficient reason for deprivation of paternity.

The list of grounds for deprivation of paternity is defined in Article 164 of the Family Code.

A mother or father may be deprived of parental rights by a court if she or he:

1. the child was not taken away from the maternity hospital or from another health care facility without a good reason and did not show parental care for him for six months;

2. shirk their responsibilities regarding raising a child and/or ensuring that he/she obtains a full general secondary education;

3. mistreat the child;

4. are chronic alcoholics or drug addicts;

5. resort to any kind of exploitation of the child, force him to beg and wander;

6. Convicted of committing an intentional criminal offense against a child.

Mother and father may be deprived of parental rights on the grounds established by points 2, 4 and 5 of the above list, only if they reach the age of majority.