When a non-custodial parent has the obligation to provide child support under the Court’s judgement or decision upon divorce, but that he or she does not voluntarily perform or evades the obligations, the custodial parent has the right to request the judgement enforcement agency to enforce the Court’s decision or judgement. However, the process of…

According to the law, the payment of child support will be proceeded monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, annually, or a one-off basis. If the obligor has financial difficulties disabling him/her to perform the support obligation, the obligor is entitled to negotiate with the other spouse or to request the Court to change the support method[2]. A Court’s…

The act of failing to provide support is understood as a person who has obligation to provide support to a particular individual as prescribed by law or under a Court’s judgement or decision, but intentionally fail to comply while he or she has sufficient conditions to fulfill his or her obligations. Based on the legally…

Regardless of the parents being married or divorced, the children and their parents still have rights and obligations to each other. In other words, the parents have the rights and obligations to their children, and vice versa. Particularly, these rights and obligations of parents are as follows[2]: Love the children, respect their opinions; take care…

In a divorce case, personal issues and properties can be said to be a matter of the private affairs of the spouses. Though, in reality they also have material obligations to a third party. However, for the issue of their children, this is no longer their sole problem, it may also widen the problem to…