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If the other parent does not pay maintenance, you can get support from the guardianship and have the maintenance obligation certified. The maintenance advance money office can help you directly financially and provide an advance or replacement of maintenance.

If a single parent finds themselves in a situation where the other parent is not paying maintenance, perhaps because the other parent does not want to or cannot (e.g. unemployment, death), the single parent can turn to guardianship to receive support and to have maintenance payments determined.
The maintenance advance payment office can advance maintenance payments or, in some cases, replace them completely.
Even if the father does not want to acknowledge paternity, the child's mother can set up a guardianship to establish paternity and, if the paternity is successfully established, then demand maintenance.
Parents are obliged to support their children. If one parent does not provide maintenance, the parent with whom the child lives can set up a guardianship.
The guardianship can determine the maintenance claim and possibly certify it.
The amount of maintenance depends on income and assets. Once the amount of maintenance to be paid has been determined, this maintenance obligation should be set out in writing.
The confirmation is made in the form of a special document by the notary. This special document is called a maintenance order. If the maintenance is not paid, an enforcement order can be applied for immediately at the responsible district court on the basis of the maintenance order.
A guardianship can be arranged by speaking to the responsible authority or simply in writing. Such an application can be made before the child is born.
Either if the father has yet to be identified or if it is already clear that no maintenance will be paid. All that is required is the identity card or passport of the parent making the application. You should also bring any other documents that may already be available in the maintenance matter (debt instruments, correspondence from a lawyer, etc.). If the other parent does not pay any or insufficient maintenance, your child will be granted maintenance advance payments in accordance with the Maintenance Advance Payments Act (UVG). An application for maintenance advance payments can be submitted to the responsible authority.
This is how much money you can currently get (as of January 2022): This money will be immediately reclaimed from the defaulting parent by the maintenance advance office. An important prerequisite for the payment of maintenance advance is that your child lives with you and is younger than 18 years old.
For children over the age of 12, there is an additional requirement that they are not themselves dependent on benefits under Book II of the Social Code (SGB II), or that they no longer receive SGB II benefits due to the maintenance advance payment, or that the single parent receiving SGB II benefits has their own gross monthly income of at least EUR 600.
If the other parent is in a position to pay maintenance for your child, this is an advance on maintenance, which the maintenance advance office recovers from the parent who is actually obliged to pay maintenance.
If the other parent is unable and therefore not obliged to pay maintenance for your child, a contingency payment will be made.
For foreign nationals who are not citizens of a member state of the European Economic Area or Switzerland, eligibility must be examined on a case-by-case basis.
The application for maintenance advance payments can only be submitted to the maintenance advance payment office. Two different departments.

The child must still be a minor

District Office Wandsbek