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How to Prove That Your Ex Has Higher Income Than They Claim

Divorce and child support often turn into a “guess the salary” game. On paper — twenty thousand roubles, but in real life — a new car, regular trips abroad, expensive clothes and dinners in premium restaurants. Officially — a “poor working man”, in reality — a financially secure individual trying to minimize payments for his own children.

Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection

The statute of limitations is a legally established period during which a creditor (a company or a citizen) can demand debt repayment through a court. As a general rule, this period is three years (the general statute of limitations). Upon expiration of this period, the borrower has the right to object to the collection, and the court will dismiss the debt collection lawsuit. However, it is crucial to understand that the expiration of the statute of limitations alone does not automatically release the debtor from the debt — the obligation continues to exist; it is simply its compulsory enforcement that becomes difficult.

Russia-China Cross-Border Corporate Structures: Navigating the New Sanctions Compliance Landscape

As international sanctions pressure continues to intensify, businesses operating within the Russia-China corridor are forced to develop adaptive corporate models. Today, we observe a significant convergence in how Russian and Chinese enterprises structure their operations. The primary objective has shifted from standard corporate optimization to a dual challenge: maintaining effective operational control over assets while mitigating the severe risks of secondary sanctions.

When and How to Terminate a Contract for Services and Recover Damages

The client has the right to terminate the contract by mutual agreement, unilaterally, in case of a breach by the contractor, or through the court. It is important to properly draft notifications, calculate mutual settlements, and, if necessary, recover damages. This article discusses the legal grounds, the procedure for termination, and practical recommendations to protect the client's interests.

What to Do If a Debt Is Not Paid After a Court Judgment

Winning a court case does not guarantee receiving money immediately. In many situations, the main difficulties begin at this stage: the debtor delays enforcement, bailiffs fail to act, and the awarded amount loses its value with every passing month due to inflation.