maintenance payment realized

New success story: maintenance payments successfully realized

facts

Klaus Peter was born in 2012, but during the pregnancy his biological father packed his bags, moved out of their shared apartment and started a new life with his former secretary.

Attempted judicial enforcement of maintenance claims

Our client repeatedly attempted to enforce maintenance claims for her son through legal means with the assistance of lawyers and bailiffs.

Hidden assets of the debtor

However, the father was never prepared to meet these maintenance obligations. Although the father was a very successful self-employed tiler, the former secretary and current partner was the one who ran the business. As a result, the tiling company only paid out wages that could not be seized to the debtor. Nevertheless, our client was annoyed because she kept running into the biological father in town, where he was often out and about in his new car (Porsche Cayenne) and had just bought a new Harley Davidson.

However, after a further enforcement measure, our client was informed that the vehicles belonged to the tile company.

However, after about two months of research, we were able to determine that the use of these vehicles, which were certainly not intended exclusively for the tile operation and commercial use, had not been taken into account in the debtor's payroll.

Based on our investigations and findings, we visited the debtor in person on a Saturday morning and confronted him with our investigations. We also informed him that a recalculation would of course be possible at any time.

The maintenance costs incurred to date amount to approximately €16,800. After the discussion was held not only with him, but also in the presence of his life partner, it was agreed that our client would waive further maintenance claims for their son if a one-off payment of €25,000.

About a week later, this amount was transferred to our client's account. We were able to successfully enforce the maintenance claims and at the same time find an amicable solution for both parties in order to avoid further disputes.

Motto: Letting go of the cat is not always the most successful

However, as can be seen in this case, investigations and research work are also useful in order to open a debtor's eyes and find a solution together.

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