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What a wife you had! We should try to track her down! Try the "Live Me" program.
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mdaaaaaa. question! What a wife you had! We should try to track her down! Try the "Live Me" program:
mdaaaaaa. question! What a wife you had! We should try to track her down! Try the "Live Me" program:
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I'd suggest you go to a legal clinic. Only they will give you a competent answer.
I'd suggest you go to a legal clinic. Only they will give you a competent answer.
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You can try to look for her in court as a defendant. For example, on a claim for removal of obstacles to communication with the child, etc.
You can try to look for her in court as a defendant. For example, on a claim for removal of obstacles to communication with the child, etc.
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Does a child become a former family member of the landlord if his parents began to live apart after the dissolution of the marriage, and the child stayed with a parent who does not own a home? As already mentioned, family members in accordance with Part 1 of Art. 31 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation include persons living together with the owner in the living quarters belonging to him. According to part 3 of article 65 of the Family Code of the Russian Federation the place of residence of children when the parents live separately is established by the parents' agreement. If after the dissolution of the marriage the child began to live with one of the parents, who does not own a dwelling, and the other has alimony obligations towards him, the child can no longer be considered a family member of the homeowner and is subject to eviction together with the former spouse. However, based on part 4 of Article 31 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation, the court has the right to obligate the owner of the housing to provide the former spouse and other members of his family, in favor of whom the owner performs alimony obligations, with other living quarters at their request. This is the only thing I could find. I believe that based on the above it follows: to re-populate your child does not require the consent of the mother, as you are the owner of the housing and here is only your right to register him. The only thing, of course, you probably do not have documents for the child, but you can try to take a duplicate of the birth certificate in the registry office in which he was registered, and in the passport you have it registered Good luck.
Does a child become a former family member of the landlord if his parents began to live apart after the dissolution of the marriage, and the child stayed with a parent who does not own a home? As already mentioned, family members in accordance with Part 1 of Art. 31 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation include persons living together with the owner in the living quarters belonging to him. According to part 3 of article 65 of the Family Code of the Russian Federation the place of residence of children when the parents live separately is established by the parents' agreement. If after the dissolution of the marriage the child began to live with one of the parents, who does not own a dwelling, and the other has alimony obligations towards him, the child can no longer be considered a family member of the homeowner and is subject to eviction together with the former spouse. However, based on part 4 of Article 31 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation, the court has the right to obligate the owner of the housing to provide the former spouse and other members of his family, in favor of whom the owner performs alimony obligations, with other living quarters at their request. This is the only thing I could find. I believe that based on the above it follows: to re-populate your child does not require the consent of the mother, as you are the owner of the housing and here is only your right to register him. The only thing, of course, you probably do not have documents for the child, but you can try to take a duplicate of the birth certificate in the registry office in which he was registered, and in the passport you have it registered Good luck.