In order to take care of a father and his son, do you need income certificates for those family members who are currently registered as IDPs or permanent residents? But if the father and mother are currently registered at the same address, but they are divorced, then her certificate is not needed? Is this not one family anymore?
Relatives are asking to support my grandfather, whom I hardly know and have never communicated with him. He left my grandmother before I was born, but they did not divorce. My grandmother and my parents are dead.
...stopped paying? The child is 14 years old.
Will it simply "burn out" or will the father still have to pay it off?
A third child was born, I applied for a certificate of multiple children, the child is not yet registered, they say that they will not issue a certificate, is the requirement of mandatory registration/registration from the committee legitimate?
I have the status of an IDP, and my husband is abroad. We have no children and joint property.
Can only the alimony payer himself refuse?
Which body can provide a certificate that the child's father lives with her and is engaged in her upbringing? The child care authorities responded that they do not provide such documents and have never provided them.