... about 100,000 alimony payments. The question is as follows, I informed the executor about this and they sent a request to the military inspector, but they received an answer that the military inspector did not know the address, but only gave the part number. What are my next steps?
... does the child live with him? Also, this man supports his disabled mother of the 3rd group (pays alimony).
Is the ex-husband's obligation to pay alimony and arrears (more than 200,000) in alimony waived if the child is adopted by the current husband? The ex was left with parental rights. thank you
... at work, but it was calculated at work. And I'm not getting any help, what should I do?
The man is now in the Armed Forces, he is going to leave for family reasons. Before the war, he worked as a miner, but he had the right to 70 days of vacation a year, can he go on vacation after his dismissal and return to his main place of work?
The ex-husband has a debt of 70,000, 1/3 of it is collected for a child with a disability of 1 A, a 7-year-old son, nothing has been officially registered on him, he has a house that is decorated as a gift, he also has two minor children from his second marriage, he worked in the military commissariat, resigned, is not working now, pays 2,300 per month as a salary in the city. I want to collect a debt, what can I do?