... border? Is it enough to simply be in the register of alimony debtors?
Should the executor separately issue a decree prohibiting departure for ...?
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Yaroslav Sikorsky
The mere fact of a person's presence in the Unified Register of Debtors is not enough to prohibit travel abroad.
In case of alimony arrears, the debtor's travel abroad will be limited only if the state bailiff applies to the court to establish a temporary restriction on the debtor's right to travel.
09.05.2023 21:53
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