If I find out that my acquaintance entered into a sham marriage to avoid military service, can I be held liable for failing to take steps to report this to the appropriate authorities?
Can a man who entered into a sham marriage to travel abroad during martial law be held liable for evading mobilization? I am in exactly this situation and am wondering what the possible consequences for me could be.
If a man is abroad and marries a disabled Ukrainian citizen so that she can accompany him, and then it turns out that the marriage was fictitious, what could be the legal consequences for him under Ukrainian law?
If social services fail to fulfill their responsibilities to protect children, can I, as a citizen, go to court to hold them accountable?
Does the spouse have the right, when concluding the marriage contract, to provide for a waiver of mutual financial support in the event of a divorce?
I am a military serviceman and I want to know: if I help my comrade escape from a military unit abroad, will I be held responsible for this under Ukrainian law?
Can a state bailiff impose a lien on my apartment if it was purchased during the marriage and only my husband has the debt?
If I now buy a ticket for a train that goes through the territory that has been shelled, do I have the right to demand a refund from Ukrzaliznytsia for the ticket if the flight is canceled due to military aggression?
I am on leave due to the war and cannot go to work. Can I enter into a fixed-term employment contract with another employer for the period of martial law?
If I am an employee and my employer wants to temporarily suspend certain provisions of our collective agreement, is he required to obtain my consent to do so?
How to properly dissolve a marriage if my husband is a prisoner of war or is considered missing? What documents are required and what is the procedure?