From the moment of his birth, the child has the right to upbringing and care, which he is guaranteed by the state in the person of his parents. But quite often, after a divorce, many parents forget about their responsibilities for raising and maintaining their own children. The most civilized way to resolve the issue of providing material assistance in raising children after a divorce is to conclude an agreement on alimony. If there is no understanding between the former spouses on this issue, then you should go to court.
Necessary
- -statement of claim;
- - a copy of the statement of claim for each of the participants in the trial;
- -copy of marriage certificate;
- - a copy of the divorce certificate;
- -copy of the birth certificate of children;
- -certificate from the defendant's place of work on the amount of wages;
- -certificate from the passport office about finding a child dependent on the plaintiff.
Instructions
Step 1
Contact a specialist who specializes in family relationships. Lawyers will draw up a statement for you to collect alimony from your ex-spouse, and will also represent your interests in court.
Step 2
Having decided to write a statement to the court on your own, you must take into account all the nuances that may arise in the future, so as not to lose money if the ex-spouse changes work, place of residence, or his form of earnings changes.
Step 3
You must write an application for the recovery of alimony on an A4 sheet. To get started, fill out the "header" of the statement of claim.
Step 4
In the upper right corner, indicate the name of the court and the address where the court is located. If you write a statement to the magistrate, indicate his name and the number of the court area.
Step 5
Write your last name, first name, patronymic and passport details below. Be sure to include your address.
Step 6
Write the details of your ex-spouse, namely his last name, first name, patronymic, registration address and place of actual residence, if you know it.
Step 7
In the text of the statement of claim, write from whom you are asking to recover alimony, indicate the date of registration of your marriage with your spouse and the period in which you were doing a joint household with him. If you divorced your spouse, then you should indicate the date of the dissolution of the marriage. Indicate in the application how many children you have from a joint marriage, their date of birth and last name, first name, patronymic.
Step 8
Next, make a written request for the recovery in your favor of alimony in an amount that will be calculated from all types of income of the defendant, starting from the date you filed a claim in court.
Step 9
Below is a list of all the documents that you attach to your statement of claim. Put the date and your signature with the decryption.
Step 10
Submit a ready-made application to the court. Within five days from the date your claim is filed with the court, the judge must issue a ruling that will be the basis for initiating civil proceedings against your ex-spouse.
