Child support agreement for the CCC

When a man is supported by three or more minor children, this gives grounds for applying for a deferment from military service. To implement this task, you need to collect the necessary package of documents and submit them to the CCC and the Joint Venture. The lawyers of the law firm "Prikhodko and Partners", who work in the field of military law, know how to help their clients with such requests effectively and efficiently. We regularly support such cases, and therefore we know the step-by-step algorithm of actions and ways to resolve those unforeseen situations that may occur during the deferment.

Child support agreement as a basis for deferment

The legislation provides that men who support their children on their own can receive a deferral from mobilization. This refers to a father with many children, one or more of whose children live separately from him.

Military lawyers are often asked whether it is necessary to live with the children together in order to receive a deferral. You can also hear questions about whether they have to be children from the same marriage. In fact, neither cohabitation nor the number of marriages makes sense here. The key aspect is the maintenance itself. Therefore, even if the father does not live with any of his children, but fully supports all of them, this will be a basis for deferral from military service.

Another important aspect in this regard is that all documents certifying the fact of child support must be properly executed. According to the legislation, a person who has not submitted the relevant documents to the CCC is considered to have not exercised his right to a deferral. Therefore, it is necessary to understand that the concepts of “grounds for deferral” and “deferral” are not identical. If the ground is not used, that is, not recorded and not properly executed, any random meeting with representatives of the CCC may end in force mobilization.

That is why, in the context of issuing a deferral on this basis, it is important to conclude a child support agreement as confirmation of such status.

Who can conclude an agreement and what is its form?

The conclusion of this agreement is available to the child’s parents (even if they are divorced or living separately). An important aspect is that the agreement is concluded before a notary and determines the obligations regarding child support.

Therefore, a simple written contract without proper notarization will not be a document that the CCC will take into account. It is important that everything is done in the manner prescribed by law.

What documents are needed for the CCC?

In addition to the already mentioned notarized contract, you must provide the following documents:

• child's birth certificate;
• documents confirming the child's actual residence or upbringing.

It is also important to touch on the advantages of this type of contract. Among them, it should be noted that:

• it is a legally secure way to confirm the obligation to support the child;
• the contract reduces the risks of refusal of the deferral in the CCC compared to oral agreements or informal evidence.

As you can see, contractual regulation of legal relations related to child support is important in the context of issuing a deferral from military service.

Current practical advice

It is very important that the contract is clearly formulated, contains specific obligations and conditions. Therefore, it is worth contacting a lawyer for correct registration in order to avoid formal grounds for refusal of the deferral. For such a service, you can contact the specialists of the law firm "Prikhodko and Partners". We know how to help you, because we support such cases regularly.

How else can we be useful?

Despite the existence of grounds for deferment from military service, conscripts often face violations of their rights. These may be the following manifestations of bureaucratic processes or the human factor in the CCC:

• failure to take into account the existing grounds for deferment and the submitted package of documents;
• non-acceptance of the package of documents that the conscript submits;
• incitement to sign documents whose content the person does not fully understand;
• moral pressure and other manifestations of abuse of authority.

When your military lawyer accompanies you to the CCC to submit documents, this minimizes the risk of these factors. If the authorized persons of the CCC refuse to accept a properly completed package of documents, we know how to appeal their actions in an administrative court.

Among the advantages that are characteristic of our work are:

• extensive experience in supporting client cases in the field of military law;
• constant monitoring of legislative updates so as not to miss anything important;
• ability to work for results.

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