Child Support Legal Guidance

Summary

In Switzerland, child support agreements should be legally documented, even if initially agreed verbally. If a court agreement was made to freeze payments, it must be followed until the next hearing. Its crucial to maintain communication with your lawyer for updates and guidance. If dealing with related legal matters in Portugal, ensure any agreements are also legally recognized there.

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after a work accident stayed unemployed and had no salary- my ex wife agreed not receive the pension for my two children. I agreed once I started working with a salary I would resume the pension fund payments. but after 6 months without informing she contacted the pension fund institution from who I received a warning to pay the dept of the payments of the pension funds not paid or else they would prosecute me in court. I found a lawyer and received legal assistance from the state to pay the court and lawyer. during the trial there was an agreement to freeze the pension payments until the next audition in Switzerland.
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation involving child support payments and legal proceedings. Here are a few points to consider:
- In Portugal, any changes to child support agreements should be documented legally, even if verbally agreed upon.
- If an agreement was made during a trial, it should be adhered to until the next court hearing.
- It's important to communicate with your lawyer about any developments or concerns.
Do you need information on how to manage your legal obligations or assistance in preparing for the next hearing?
This was in Switzerland
It seems like your legal issue originated in Switzerland. If you're now dealing with legal matters in Portugal related to child support, here are some general points to consider:
- Ensure any verbal agreements regarding child support are documented legally in Portugal.
- Follow court agreements until the next hearing.
- Stay in touch with your lawyer for updates and guidance.
Do you need more information about child support laws in Portugal or assistance with legal procedures?