The law requires divorced parents to maintain their children until they reach adulthood by mutual agreement. If such an agreement can not be reached, then by a court decision, a certain amount of money for the maintenance of their minor child is retained from the income of one or both parents. Retention of alimony can also be carried out by voluntary agreement of the parties. The refusal of alimony is illegal, as it violates the rights of underage children. But in practice, to refuse alimony is still possible.
How to apply for cancellation of alimony?
First of all, if you do not want to receive alimony, then do not apply to the court and do not enter into a voluntary agreement on their recovery. But you should remember that if, when checking the conditions of the juvenile's detention by the guardianship agencies, it turns out that he needs something, and you do not get alimony, then you can be forced to apply for recovery of alimony.
If you still decide to enter into a voluntary agreement to refuse alimony, you can apply to a notary and find out how to write a voluntary refusal of alimony. In the application, indicate that you do not need financial support and you can support the child yourself. Be sure to include your name, surname, patronymic, as well as the last name, first name and patronymic of the defendant and his requisites.
If the payment of alimony is carried out by a court decision, you should apply to the executive service (or bailiff service) and write a statement that you want to stop the enforcement proceedings, indicating the reasons for such termination and the suspension period if the refusal to receive alimony is temporary.
With the permission of the guardianship authorities, the parents have the right to conclude an agreement on the termination of the rights to alimony, while properly registering the child's title to the real estate.
Remember that the mother's refusal of alimony can be annulled by applying with a repeated statement about their recovery.
Having formalized the refusal of alimony, you thereby violate the law and you may be deprived of parental rights to an underage child. The case can go right up to the trial of voluntary refusal of alimony, therefore, before taking such a step, everything should be well considered and weighed. And remember that if you refuse alimony, you should, first of all, not think about yourself, but about your child, who will need money tomorrow for rest, for study, and for an apartment.