In the case of children without parental care, support payments are recovered from the parents and transferred to the child's tutor or guardian.

13.3 Maintenance from Parents

Child maintenance

UDF United Democratic Front

Tom refuses to pay alimony.

But alimony is deductible.

Benefits are paid directly to individuals.

Or sue him for alimony?

Child support payments are recoverable through the courts.

Bonuses are paid at the end.

Cash to net beneficiaries is paid in by net contributors.

At the end of the year, rebates are paid back to the producers.

quot Furthermore, at dissolution of marriage, the husband is obliged to pay maintenance.

The cash is discharged by the competent Public Finance Department (D.O.Y.

Unemployment benefits were paid out of the Social Insurance Fund.

Pensions are paid to persons who are 65 years of age and over.

Typically, unemployment benefits last only six months.

A daily allowance of 1.28 per day is payable to

Since 1993, pensions have been paid from the budget of the Defence Ministry.

She only wants alimony. In every other respect, I mean nothing to her.

Tajikistan has other laws and regulations providing direct protection of the interests of the family, motherhood, fatherhood and childhood.

Although, obviously you still have to pay child support for all those years you were gone.

Moreover, pensions are also being paid to former members of the state security (KGB).

For the unemployment period before that date, benefits are still not being granted.

A court of law may bestow the obligation upon the ex husband to pay alimony and or determine some other form of compensation to the ex wife.

If the husband is poor, who will pay the fine and maintenance money?

22. Travel expenses and subsistence allowance are payable to independent experts engaged by the Division to consider applications.

Within this structure fees are paid both to the global custodian and to the sub custodians.

Such agreement would specify that the contributions should be paid in advance of the implementation of planned activities.

Support for a child will be specified as a monthly support payment based on the financial situation of each parent and the needs of the child.

Why, they think they can cut alimony off me like you'd carve blubber off a whale!

b Beneficiaries are entitled to a round trip aeroplane ticket and a stipend of US 175 for each day of attendance, plus two extra days for travel.

All funding is paid in advance and some donors fund multi year projects up front.

Basic education for children and vocational training were offered, as well as scholarships.

Mission subsistence allowance is payable to all mission personnel, excluding locally recruited staff.

Once the partnerships are selected, students and academics can apply to the international departments of their universities, which also set entry requirements and selection criteria. Applicants are advised to apply to these universities as soon as possible.

If a child is living in a children's institution, the child support is payable to the institution (Marriage and Family Code, arts.

Women whose marriage is not registered with the State may petition the court to determine paternity and may request maintenance for the children of that marriage.

If parents fail to provide maintenance for their children, a means of recovering maintenance from them (child support) is sought in the courts.

Family benefits are assigned to insured individuals and are paid at the place of work of the woman if she applies for them.

(ii) Allowances only for specific and limited circumstances, e.g., unpleasant working conditions

b In addition, if non locally recruited, entitled to a daily subsistence allowance of 275 for the first 30 days, 234 for the next 30 days, 183 from the 61st day and 137 from the 121st day.

It is deeply disturbing that 90 per cent of the assessed contributions are paid late or not at all.

Obviously, more time passes before the assessed contributions are actually paid.

Child support may also be recovered in fixed amounts, according to the principle that the child should, to the extent possible, continue to have the level of support that it previously enjoyed.