After the divorce, the ex wife does not pay child support

Civil Complaint.

Plaintiff: Female, born on October 2, 1995, Han nationality, from the city, living in the unit number of the residential area of the city district.

Legal ** person (the plaintiff's biological mother): Wang, female, born on January 1, 1969, Han nationality, from the city, address as above.

Defendant (plaintiff's biological father): Li, male, born on January 1963, Han nationality, city, employee of the company, living in the unit number of the urban district.

Claim: Order the defendant to pay the plaintiff 2,000 yuan per month from the date of filing the lawsuit.

Facts & Reasons:

The plaintiff was the defendant's biological daughter. On January 2000, the defendant and the plaintiff's mother were divorced by the municipal people's court due to discord between the husband and wife, and the plaintiff was raised by the mother, and the defendant paid 800 yuan per month in child support. At that time, the maintenance was only sufficient to maintain it.

However, with the increase in prices in recent years, the plaintiff's monthly maintenance of $800 was no longer sufficient due to the needs of school and living expenses. However, the plaintiff's biological mother had limited income and had never remarried, so it was very difficult for her to bear the plaintiff's maintenance expenses alone. Although the defendant had a relatively high financial income, he refused to increase the cost of child support due to the deterioration of his relationship with his biological mother.

In order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the plaintiff, a special lawsuit was filed with the people's court, requesting support for the plaintiff's litigation claim!

Sincerely. Municipal People's Court.

Person:

**People:

2010-0-1-00-00-1.

Don't ask for it, you're a man.

If the divorced ex-wife does not give child support, at this time she can sue the other party and ask the other party to pay child support, which is a normal claim.

1. Alimony belongs to the childWhen the couple divorces, one party obtains custody of the child, and the other party needs to pay alimony. It is not easy to raise a child now, it takes not only time, but also money to cultivate it. As the party who does not take care of the child, the wife does not pay child support, which does not comply with the provisions of the law, after all, these are clearly written in the agreement when the divorce is handled, and the other party can sue the other party if he does not fulfill his responsibilities.

2. The child who is common to both parties is born in October when he is pregnant and is the closest person to him, even if he does not accompany the other party, he should be given child support. As the mother of the child, she should take the initiative to take her own share of responsibility, so that the child can feel the mother's love. Since you can't give your child a complete family, you should give your child happiness, assume your own responsibilities, and let your child's attitude towards yourself be better, so as not to leave a bad impression on your child.

3. Try not to take legal routesAlthough the ex-wife can sue the other party if she does not give child support, the other party is the mother of her own child, and she should not make a fuss, so the child is very difficult in the middle. If your financial strength is completely sufficient, even if the other party does not give that part of the child support, it is enough to accompany the child from time to time. If you really need that part of the child support, it is best to negotiate privately, and if the other party is really vexatious and indifferent to the child, it is not too late to sue at this time.

Children will always be victims of divorce, and even after divorce, it will affect the growth of children. If you love your children enough, you should also treat your children well after the divorce, be a responsible parent, and let your children feel full of love.

You can sue because if you don't pay the corresponding maintenance in this process, it shows that you have not fulfilled the responsibility of a mother, and in this case, you must sue and let the other party pay all the child support.

Faced with this situation, it can be resolved through negotiation between the husband and wife. If a settlement cannot be reached, a lawsuit can be filed to claim child support, and the parent who does not support the child should pay child support.

If you can sue the other party, you should take your corresponding materials at this time, and then go to the relevant place to sue.

If you have the ability to give it or not, you won't show her, why don't women play tricks, don't want more children, I've seen one. Such a woman, the child is not good, not a good example. However, if you don't have the ability to give, the landlord still has to be generous, after all, the child is the testimony of your love, everything to give others a way out, give yourself a way out.

If alimony is not a prerequisite for visitation and there is no right to deprive the ex-wife of visitation, she can sue the court for alimony.

Reply 48 The child is a victim of a war between two people.

The saying of the great god is yes yes yes yes how much.

If the other party does not pay alimony after the divorce, if it is a divorce by agreement, you can file a lawsuit with the Tuyu Court to require the other party to pay alimony; If it is a litigation divorce, you can directly apply to the court for enforcement to force the other party to pay alimony.

1. How to sue if the divorced man does not pay child support.

If the divorced husband does not pay child support, if the two parties divorce by agreement, the woman may sue the court to require the other party to perform the relevant maintenance agreement, and if the court judgment still refuses to be enforced, she may apply to the court for compulsory enforcement; In the case of litigation divorce, if the husband does not fulfill the court judgment, the woman can directly apply to the court for enforcement. Those who refuse to enforce a court judgment may also be suspected of the crime of refusing to enforce the judgment or ruling.

2. What should I do if the man does not pay alimony after the divorce?

How to deal with the husband's non-payment of alimony after divorce:

1. If the two parties divorce by agreement, and the husband does not pay alimony after the divorce, he can file a lawsuit with the court to require the man to pay alimony in accordance with the content of the divorce agreement;

2. If the man still refuses to pay after the court hears the judgment, he may apply to the court for compulsory enforcement with effective legal documents;

3. If the parties are divorced by litigation, the party who directly raises the children may apply to the court for enforcement based on the effective judgment or mediation document;

4. If the court still refuses to perform its obligations after being urged by the court, the court will take compulsory measures in accordance with the law, such as freezing the account, directly transferring the amount of deposits, auctioning and selling property, etc.

3. How to deal with the husband's failure to pay alimony after divorce.

After the divorce of both husband and wife, if one party refuses to pay child support, the following remedial measures may be taken:

1. First negotiate with the other party, if the other party has sufficient financial ability, you can ask for a lump sum payment of child support;

2. If both parties agree to divorce and one party has the financial ability but refuses to pay child support, the other party may file a lawsuit with the people's court and falsely demand that the other party pay child support;

3. If one party has the financial ability to refuse to pay child support, the other party may apply to the court for enforcement.

Article 1085 of the Civil Code provides that after divorce, if the children are directly raised by one party, the other party shall bear part or all of the child support. The amount of the cost to be borne and the length of the period shall be agreed upon by both parties; If the agreement is not reached, the people's court shall make a judgment.

The agreement or judgment provided for in the preceding paragraph does not prevent the child from making a reasonable demand to either parent in excess of the amount originally set forth in the agreement or judgment when necessary.

Divorce is a situation that everyone does not want to see, but when it really comes to that point, we should get together and disperse, not to let the original family become fragmented, and not to bring psychological shadows to the children. When the ex-wife does not pay child support after the divorce, this is not in accordance with the law, and the legitimate rights of the law can be used to protect the children.

1. Being a qualified parent is not a result that everyone wants to see, but if it really comes to this situation, we should be responsible for the whole family. The child is the crystallization of the love between himself and the other party, even if he is divorced, he should be responsible for the child, the child is the baby he conceived in October, and he should be his own responsibility and should not shirk. The child was awarded to the other party, but it does not affect his love for the child, and he should pay child support.

When the ex-wife does not pay child support, you can contact the other party on your own first, remind the other party to give child support, and don't make too much trouble.

Second, if you are in good enough economic conditions to take on the responsibility of raising children, I think you can not worry about the maintenance of your ex-wife. Whether the other party is the person who has lived with you or the mother of your child, as long as the child is happy, don't care too much. When I have enough money, I just need the other party to spend time with the child and feel enough maternal love, I think it is a very satisfying result.

3. Use the law to protect rights and interestsWhen your economic conditions are not enough to support the expenses of the whole family, you are very concerned about the alimony of your ex-wife, but the other party just does not give it, you can protect your legitimate rights and interests through the court. After all, child support is for the child, and you will not use half of it, and you should bear the responsibility that should be fulfilled.

No matter what the situation, you should discuss it with your ex-wife well, and don't choose an extreme attitude, which will have a bad impact on the children. Try to communicate privately, and you really can't use the law to protect yourself.

You should go to the court to make a fair ruling, because such behavior is really too irresponsible, and it will also cause a big shadow on the child.

First of all, it is necessary to negotiate a solution, and if the problem cannot be solved through negotiation, you can file a lawsuit with the local judicial agency and ask the court to enforce it. Child support is the obligation and responsibility of every parent, no one can escape it, and the law will give you a fair judgment.

At this time, you can communicate with the other party first, because the other party is the child's mother after all, so it is normal to give child support, and if the communication is inconclusive, you can go to the court to file a lawsuit.

After the divorce, if you don't pay child support in the early stage, first negotiate with him and explain that it is powerful, if he still insists on not paying, you will go to the court to sue and ask the court to enforce it.

You first go and inform him to pay child support, if he doesn't listen, you will sue him, and after the prosecution, he will be listed as a dishonest person. eh

You can go to court to file a lawsuit, in which case the court will use some methods to get your ex-wife to provide child support.

You can sue and ask the other party to pay alimony, and then you can ask the court to enforce it, so that you can get alimony.

How to deal with the wife's refusal to pay child support after divorce: 1. If the other party does not give child support after the divorce, you can negotiate with the other party first and request that child support be paid in accordance with the contract or the court's judgment; 2. If the other party is unwilling to negotiate or the two parties cannot agree after the negotiation, they can file a lawsuit with the people's court in accordance with the law and claim child support from the other party through litigation. After the divorce, if one party raises a child, the other party shall bear part or all of the necessary living expenses and education expenses, the amount of the expenses and the length of the period.

Legal basis: Article 1059 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China provides that husbands and wives have the obligation to support each other. The party who needs to support the honorable party has the right to demand maintenance if the other party fails to perform the maintenance obligation.