Hello! I know that the best thing would be to ask the questions to a lawyer, which will probably happen, but at the moment I am extremely involved in other issues. So to the question - I have been divorced for several years and parental rights have been awarded to me. My ex-husband pays alimony in the amount of BGN 130. Whether or not it was enough to cover the child's needs is debatable. He is neither interested nor looking for it, lately he has stopped giving this money. And the child is very ill, we are doctors non-stop, he is already a student, he goes to various lessons. Now it turns out that he has a problem with his teeth, jaw and will need treatment. I remarried and we have a baby, it's true that my husband is more than a father to the big one, but I think the ex should take the role seriously. I was already having a legal consultation where I was told that he had to accept the summons in person, something that can't happen. He travels a lot abroad and I even suspect that he does not live in Bulgaria. Or if it's here it's in another town. I know that the maintenance cannot be more than a quarter of the salary on which they provide it. That is, I cannot get an increase because the drivers provide them at the minimum wage. Another issue is that it probably takes a few thousand. Oh, I feel awful that I'm almost touching him. Is there a way to prove his real income? Thanks! I feel terrible that I almost touch him. Is there a way to prove his real income? Thanks! I feel terrible that I almost touch him. Is there a way to prove his real income? Thanks!
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I'm not sure that after you have a second marriage, your ex-husband is obliged to pay maintenance, but this can be verified. Your ex-husband's real income can amount to thousands of leva per week, but this has nothing to do with alimony. The court rules the monthly amount in BGN that he must pay. The amount varies within the limits set by the law, say from BGN 100 to BGN 300 (for example), and not as a percentage of his monthly income. I don't see what you're going to sue him for, but try a lawyer.
You are very envious and greedy. The court decided what maintenance to pay, and he paid. If you can't find it to pay, the maintenance is paid by the municipality, and then you sue the debtor. There is probably a way to prove his real income, if he works legally at all, but it is hardly within your power when he works abroad. Don't be greedy for much, try to get what you deserve right now.
What maintenance? Once you are remarried, no one can make him give a single lev.
The court is interested in how much it takes on documents. nothing else. There is a way to summon. even if he does not accept it, he may be assigned a lawyer without knowing how to convict him. The important thing is to take some money. If so far he has given you the money on hand, condemn him for scrap as far back as possible. And don't delay. I think that if the child is recognized it can be up to a year old, and if it is not recognized since he was born.
Look, now the child is with you - you have to take care of him on a daily basis. The court has ruled that he must pay you this maintenance and he does so, as far as I understand. .n.If you decide to sue him, you will ruin the possible good relationship between your child and his biological father. You started from the beginning when you got married, let him do it too.
I think I understand why he is your "ex" husband. Is this new one so shaken up that he can't make money on the child's medicine?
The author: Here's a misunderstanding and I was already eaten with rags. I am not married to the father of my second child. And I divorced the first, because I caught him in infidelity. If it matters at all. And when I say that my second husband cares, that's right. But our child also has a serious health problem and I'm not talking about colds. And apparently someone was confused that such a case would freeze the relationship between father and son, because there is simply no such thing - even before we divorced he was not interested in him. Thanks anyway.. ".
Even if you remarry, he remains the father of the child and there is no excuse for his actions!
You are terrible to tell you the truth. And what if the woman remarried? The father of the child is obliged to pay maintenance in the minimum amount of 25% of the minimum wage or as of today - BGN 105.
Look, author, I don't think you have the right to judge your ex at all. The state has ordered the legally required alimony, it is not for the full maintenance of your child, but for half the alimony of his survival. The state has also provided free treatment and dentistry for children up to the age of 18, and the fact that you want it to go to various expensive lessons, to have a luxurious treatment is your concern. Tomorrow you can ask him to go to school in a rented limousine, and will you want his father to pay for that? And if she hadn't divorced and lived with her ex, would you be able to afford the pleasures of the child you mentioned?
Author: Number 10 killed me! Haha with the limousine. The child will go to swimming lessons and folk dances on the recommendation of an endocrinologist because of the weight gained for health reasons. I say again that I did not comply at all and I wrote that my second husband is not mine. Hahaha, I had fun! Really why bother him. He does not pay the child of his mistress, for whom I left him. And I must have forgotten to mention that.
FROM №10 Ha ha author and what is the father's fault that YOU stuffed the child with harmful foods and did not feed him healthily so that he would gain weight? And weight loss can happen for free, it is not necessary to go to two paid courses. If you trample it with garbage and enroll it in the 10th year, the child will still suffer from health problems. And don't be fooled that the endocrinologist prescribed both types, he suggested that you choose one type of course or at least do something for the child to move in order to burn the calories you are stuffing him with. In order for a child living with one parent to become fat, whose fault is it and who should buy it? No matter how much you convince us that his father is bad, it doesn't make sense, we didn't choose him to be a father, you chose him and you gave birth to a child of "the one who doesn't pay". Even though I'm a woman, you can't make me hate your ex as much as you hate him. You are the one who decides to give birth to children. She gave birth to one who does not want to bear financial responsibility, it seems that she did not want a child, then gave birth to another who does not want to marry her, and finally the commenters in an anonymous forum are to blame.
Whether the mother has a second marriage or not has NOTHING to do with the child's father's maintenance. It is unconditionally due until the child reaches the age of majority.
Judge him naturally! He MUST pay if you want to get married 20 times. Safe from irresponsible drummers.