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Have maintenance claims notarized

Source: BUS Rheinland-Pfalz

Parents are obliged to pay maintenance to their children. The parent who does not live in the same household as the child must pay maintenance in cash. This is also known as cash maintenance.
The amount of these payments depends on the income and financial circumstances and can be determined by the youth welfare office or lawyers, for example. Maintenance is based on the so-called Düsseldorf table. This table is published annually by the Senate for Family Matters of the Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court.

Ideally, you as parents should agree on the amount to be paid as maintenance.

The parent who has to pay maintenance can have the maintenance obligation fixed. This is done in the form of a special deed by the notary at the youth welfare office. This special document is called a maintenance obligation certificate. If the maintenance is not paid, an application for enforcement can be made immediately to the competent district court on the basis of the maintenance deed.

As a rule, the child's maintenance claim is set out in a so-called dynamic maintenance title. However, it is also possible to determine maintenance in the form of a static deed (constant fixed amount).

Your child has a legal right to a maintenance order. If no maintenance order is presented, the child can submit a corresponding application to the family court.

The court proceedings involve costs and fees.

The nearest responsible office to you:

Kreisverwaltung Bernkastel-Wittlich - Fachbereich 12 - Jugend und Familie

Kurfürstenstraße 16
54516 Wittlich
Lift available, wheelchair accessible
54504 Wittlich
Lift available, wheelchair accessible
06571 14-0
06571 14-2500

In Department 12 - Youth and Family, the employees of Department Head Bernd Bäumler (Tel.: 06571 14-2210) are committed to the well-being of families and our children and young people. They also help with educational problems.

Socio-educational advice for families, children and young people is provided by the Educational Services team led by Mathias Flesch (Tel: 06571 14-2430) and Adele Ruppenthal (Tel: 06571 14-2410). This is also where parents receive advice on integration assistance for mentally disabled children and young people.

In the area of child day care, the department is responsible for demand planning, specialist advice, accounting for staff costs and setting after-school care and crèche fees. The placement of childminders is also one of the department's tasks. Furthermore, the department advises providers of daycare centers and sports facilities on funding opportunities for construction projects.

The department is also responsible for child and youth protection, family education, youth welfare planning and district youth care.

In the "Financial Aid for Families" team, the team leaders Marion Baden-Caspari (Tel.: 06571 14-2067) and Stefanie Clemens (Tel.: 06571 14-2267) process applications for parental allowance and advance maintenance payments. The employees in this team also have the task of advising and supporting single parents in the exercise of personal care, the assertion of child maintenance claims and their own maintenance claims.

Advice and support is also provided to young adults up to the age of 21 with regard to the settlement of maintenance claims and mothers who are not married at the time of the birth of their child with regard to the possibilities and importance of establishing paternity, the realization of maintenance claims, the establishment of joint parental custody and the establishment of a guardianship. The long-term representation of the interests of children and young people takes place in the context of the processing of guardianships, curatorships and guardianships.

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