Alimistic obligations of parents and children - one of the sections of family law

Aliment obligations in the family law are stipulated by the current norms of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. In essence, alimony is the money that is given to disabled members of the family for their maintenance because of the existing related and blood relations. Compulsory payments (alimony) can be paid only voluntarily or in court.

The emergence of rights and various duties of spouses, including alimony, is provided for by the rules of family law from the moment of marriage in the registry office; Rights and duties of parents, their lawful and adopted children - from the moment of certification of the fact of birth or adoption in law.

Alimony obligations on the part of parents and their children are reviewed by the CC of the Russian Federation in articles No. 80 to No. 88. So in the first part of Chapter 13 in the subparagraph "Parental and Child Support Obligations", first of all, the alimony obligations on the part of parents towards their minors or Disabled children. Parents who have children are required by law to keep them until they reach adulthood. And the form and the order of their content are chosen individually by the parents. If the parents do not fulfill their legal duties, the guardianship authorities may, through the court, compel parents to perform this duty in relation to their children. Alimony payments for the maintenance of children can be withheld from one of the parents in the amount of one fourth of its total income (of all types of earnings) per child. If there are two children in the family, the amount of alimony deductions can not be more than one-third of the defendant's income. If the children are three or more, the amount of alimony may be up to half of the salary. When calculating the amount of alimony obligations, all types of earnings and other incomes are taken into account.

Alimony obligations of parents and children are considered by the court depending on the position of the defendant, both material and family. And the court has the right to increase or decrease the size shares of maintenance payments, based on its real life circumstances. Retention of alimony is made in a firm amount. In some cases, for example, when two young children are in the family, and one of them remains with his father, the other with his mother, the amount of alimony is collected in favor of a parent who is less well off financially.

Adult disabled children also have the right to maintenance. In the case of serious illness or injury they have, adult disabled children who need help, whose condition requires outside care, are entitled to demand additional child support from their parents. At the same time, on the merits of the matter, the alimony obligations of parents and children are equivalent. Ideally, this is when young parents first keep their young children before they come of age: they feed, dress, train and educate. And after the grown up children help their aged parents, they provide them with all moral and material support. Adult children are legally obliged to help parents, to support them. Alimony to parents can be paid voluntarily or in court. When appointing maintenance for support of disabled parents, the judge carefully examines their material and marital status. Adult able-bodied children can be fully exempted from the alimony obligation in relation to their parents if during the court hearings in the courtroom it is proved that their parents at one time evaded this legitimate duty towards them. Alimistic obligations of parents and children Also provide for the participation of adult children in the supplementary maintenance of their disabled elderly parents when they need outside care because of an injury or a serious illness.