Lenka
11 Jan 2020
Law / Alimony and child support - Polish wife seeking divorce [15]
Sorry, i should have been clearer- alimenty can mean both payment for the ex and for the kids. What I meant is that maybe the women used the word alimony in similar way as in Polish and meant child support. I did that on here before I learnt the difference.
Again- for a divorce with full blame on your cousin she would have to have proof. Plus the attitude of courts towards childcare is changing as well. More and more couples go for shered care ( sadly impossible in your cousin case)
That is sadly due to 'daddies' that suddenly have big problems earning money after they are supposed to pay child support.
Sorry, i should have been clearer- alimenty can mean both payment for the ex and for the kids. What I meant is that maybe the women used the word alimony in similar way as in Polish and meant child support. I did that on here before I learnt the difference.
Again- for a divorce with full blame on your cousin she would have to have proof. Plus the attitude of courts towards childcare is changing as well. More and more couples go for shered care ( sadly impossible in your cousin case)
The judge sets a figure based on the father's earning potential
That is sadly due to 'daddies' that suddenly have big problems earning money after they are supposed to pay child support.