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I was not married to the father of the child, I did not receive alimony for the child. The father is dying, can I apply for a bereavement pension? and got a better answer
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You are fully entitled to a survivor's pension. You need to contact the SSPA for a list of documents required for registration of the pension You will need a certificate of employment of the father of the child. If you do not get a certificate, the pension will be assigned a minimum, something like 1300 r And you were married to him or not - the role does not play. The pension is assigned to a child on the loss of the father's breadwinner?
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You are fully entitled to a survivor's pension. You will need to go to DHHS for a list of documents needed to process your pension You will need a certificate of employment from the child's father. If you do not get a certificate, the pension will be assigned a minimum, something like 1300 r And you were married to him or not - the role does not play. Pension is awarded to a child on the loss of the father's breadwinner.
You are fully entitled to a survivor's pension. You will need to go to DHHS for a list of documents needed to process your pension You will need a certificate of employment from the child's father. If you do not get a certificate, the pension will be assigned a minimum, something like 1300 r And you were married to him or not - the role does not play. Pension is awarded to a child on the loss of the father's breadwinner.
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You have to prove paternity.
You have to prove paternity.
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Of course you can! Paternity is legally established, whether you were married does not matter, you did not lose the breadwinner. Alimony is all the more important.
Of course you can! Paternity is legally established, whether you were married does not matter, you did not lose the breadwinner. Alimony is all the more important.
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Yes you can, you have to go to the pension fund.
Yes you can, you have to go to the pension fund.
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if he acknowledged paternity, that is, adopted, the child is the same direct heir of the first order. the main thing to claim the inheritance not later than six months from the date of death. And about the pension, of course, too Good luck! You can safely say that he helped the material voluntarily!
if he acknowledged paternity, that is, adopted, the child is the same direct heir of the first order. the main thing to claim the inheritance not later than six months from the date of death. And about the pension, of course, too Good luck! You can safely say that he helped the material voluntarily!
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The current Family Code allows you to establish paternity, through the court, even after the death of the father. And with all the consequences, of which, in my opinion, the most important is to inherit, just do not laugh that he has nothing, for example, if in 5-10 years his father dies, ie grandfather of your child, his apartment or half of the apartment will inherit your child if, this grandfather did not write a will, for example to his new wife, etc. n To establish the fact of paternity, you only need testimony that they lived together, that he called the child his own, went to the dairy kitchen, kindergarten, and if there is written evidence, even better, for example: a letter, a photo with a signature: me and my daughter Lenochka, for a long memory of my father. Ivanov Stepan P.S. While he is not dead yet, you can register a marriage in one or two days, providing in the Registry Office a conclusion from a doctor that he is dying, but he must be sane. An employee of registry office in this case should come to your home If you want more details, knock on ICQ 125080998, but this is only theory, in practice court cases have never prepared
The current Family Code allows you to establish paternity, through the court, even after the death of the father. And with all the consequences, of which, in my opinion, the most important is to inherit, just do not laugh that he has nothing, for example, if in 5-10 years his father dies, ie grandfather of your child, his apartment or half of the apartment will inherit your child if, this grandfather did not write a will, for example to his new wife, etc. n To establish the fact of paternity, you only need testimony that they lived together, that he called the child his own, went to the dairy kitchen, kindergarten, and if there is written evidence, even better, for example: a letter, a photo with a signature: me and my daughter Lenochka, for a long memory of my father. Ivanov Stepan P.S. While he is not dead yet, you can register a marriage in one or two days, providing in the Registry Office a conclusion from a doctor that he is dying, but he must be sane. An employee of registry office in this case should come to your home If you want more details, knock on ICQ 125080998, but this is only theory, in practice court cases have never prepared