Child support, collected
Enforcing child support decisions, collecting arrears and applying restrictions to non-paying parents — in Ukraine, and in cooperation with authorities abroad under the Hague Convention.
Travel to Ukraine
Not required
Typical timeline
From 1 month
Format
Legal agreement signed remotely
Language
Updates in English
Overview
When child support is not paid
A child support decision is only the first step. Enforcement in Ukraine includes deductions from salary, arrest of assets and restrictions on travel and driving. If the parent lives abroad, international cooperation is possible.
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The other parent stopped paying
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Arrears have built up
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The parent lives abroad
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Payments are lower than ordered
Your options
Ways to make child support paid
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Enforcement in Ukraine
Deductions from income, arrest of assets and calculation of arrears.
Usually 1–3 months
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Restrictions for arrears
Travel ban, driving licence suspension and other measures.
Usually 1–2 months
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International enforcement
Enforcement abroad under the 2007 Hague Convention or treaties.
Depends on the country
How it works
From arrears calculation to payments
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Consultation
We review your situation and confirm the right route.
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Legal agreement
You sign remotely; we confirm the scope and fee in writing.
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Debt calculation
We calculate the arrears and check the decision.
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Enforcement
We open or push enforcement proceedings.
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Restrictions
We request restrictions and international cooperation.
What we need from you
Documents for enforcement
- Child support decision or court order
- Child's birth certificate
- Payment history
- Information about the other parent's income and assets
Scans are enough to start. We tell you if any document needs an apostille or translation, and arrange it if you prefer.
Related services
Often handled together
Child support enforcement
Collecting child support and arrears in Ukraine and abroad.
Working with enforcement officers
Managing and challenging enforcement officers' actions.
Recognition of foreign judgments
Recognising and enforcing foreign court decisions in Ukraine.
FAQ
What clients ask before filing
Not covered here? Ask an attorney directly during your consultation.
Do I need to come to Ukraine?
Is there a penalty for late payment?
Can child support be enforced abroad?
Can arrears be collected for past years?
What restrictions apply to parents who do not pay?
Let's put an end to the uncertainty.
Tell us about your matter. An experienced attorney will review it and lay out your options — clearly and in English. We always see the matter through to the end.
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