An experienced lawyer from Rostock provides information on questions of maintenance in the event of separation and divorce, gives legal advice and practical tips
After a separation or divorce, the issue is often child maintenance, but also separation, post-marital or partner maintenance. Legally, underage children have priority entitlement to maintenance. Separated persons, divorced persons and ex-partners may also be entitled to maintenance.
On behalf of the Interessenverband Unterhalt und Familienrecht (ISUV), an experienced lawyer from Rostock will first present the principles of child maintenance law on Monday, November 17, 6:30 p.m. in Rostock, Friedrichstr. 23 (Frieda 23): Necessity, determination of the obligor's income, amount of maintenance, duty to provide information, deductible, additional and special needs and much more. In the case of non-marital cohabitation ("partnership"), there is no maintenance obligation between the partners during this and after termination if they have no children together. In the case of married couples, a distinction must be made between separation and post-marital maintenance. Of particular importance here are: maintenance requirements, obligations to provide information, calculation and amount of income, deductible, obligation to work, duration of the payment obligation.
The speaker will also give legal advice, tips and answer questions.
A small donation is appreciated. Registration (is advisable): Interessenverband Unterhalt und Familienrecht (ISUV), Rostock contact point, tel. 0176 52758560 (Ms. Wendt), e-mail: Rostock@isuv.de
