The Court of appeal is unlikely to waive alimony awarded by court security and courts. In fact, until recently, I have not seen such decision:-). I saw the earlier provisions to reduce the amount of secured maintenance and such case also applies to today's entry.
Once child support is not included, or included in a smaller amount, the first question that arises:
How to recover unduly paid money?
You definitely need to show activity. The Court itself shall not reimburse the amounts paid. Not enough also signaling a problem to the Court on the occasion of the pleading in the main case (eg. I demand a refund, I expect repayment, etc.). Unfortunately, it is necessary to submit the petition, in which only you can claim reimbursement of the amounts paid.
Claim for restitution of money shall be entitled to the payer against the holder. If there are child support payments for a child, it is an action to be brought against the child (represented by the second, the requestor before child support, parent) if the alimony awarded to your spouse-it's against the spouse, etc. (for those interested is the basis for such action are the provisions on unjust enrichment).
Goes without saying is that the child usually does not have his assets and where the money paid to maintain the child's been one might come to the conclusion that there are no from which to obtain a refund. So, fortunately, is not.
To the rescue comes omroep. You can request reimbursement of the amounts paid from the other parent, arguing that incurred a cost of maintaining a child in more than it was to the principals. As in any process-there is no guarantee of winning, but outputs are two: either try to claim money overpaid, or to simply give up.
Once child support is not included, or included in a smaller amount, the first question that arises:
How to recover unduly paid money?
You definitely need to show activity. The Court itself shall not reimburse the amounts paid. Not enough also signaling a problem to the Court on the occasion of the pleading in the main case (eg. I demand a refund, I expect repayment, etc.). Unfortunately, it is necessary to submit the petition, in which only you can claim reimbursement of the amounts paid.
Claim for restitution of money shall be entitled to the payer against the holder. If there are child support payments for a child, it is an action to be brought against the child (represented by the second, the requestor before child support, parent) if the alimony awarded to your spouse-it's against the spouse, etc. (for those interested is the basis for such action are the provisions on unjust enrichment).
Goes without saying is that the child usually does not have his assets and where the money paid to maintain the child's been one might come to the conclusion that there are no from which to obtain a refund. So, fortunately, is not.
To the rescue comes omroep. You can request reimbursement of the amounts paid from the other parent, arguing that incurred a cost of maintaining a child in more than it was to the principals. As in any process-there is no guarantee of winning, but outputs are two: either try to claim money overpaid, or to simply give up.