Are you and the other parent at odds over child support payments for your child? Here you can find out how to have the amount of child support determined in court proceedings.
Are you challenging an enforcement action (action to set aside enforcement) or an enforcement clause? Here you can find out how to apply for a temporary stay of enforcement.
Do you need an official certificate confirming that no insolvency proceedings are pending or have been initiated against you? You can find out how to apply for a negative certificate here.
The creditors' meeting is a central body in insolvency proceedings. Here, the creditors jointly decide on the further course of the proceedings. It is convened by the court or at the request of a certain majority of creditors.
If you are unable to finance a lawsuit or court proceedings yourself, you can, under certain conditions, apply to the court for legal aid or procedural costs.
Have you taken in a young person as part of your full-time care and, due to unchanged circumstances in the family of origin, do you want them to live with you permanently? Here you can find out where and how you can get professional advice and support.
File your claim in insolvency proceedings. Your claim will be determined and entered into a schedule. This is the only way you can receive money from the remaining assets (the insolvency estate).
Do you want to defend yourself against enforcement measures or file court applications in enforcement proceedings? Find out here how you can receive financial support.
Are you and the other parent in agreement regarding child support payments for your child? Find out here how to determine the amount of support using a simplified procedure.
If you fail to comply with your obligation to take out private long-term care insurance or are 6 months in arrears with your premiums, A fine may be imposed. Further information can be found here.
If you have inherited something and the estate has more debts than assets, you can file for insolvency proceedings. This prevents you from being personally liable for the debts.
The Hamburg Police Digital Complaints Office gives you the opportunity to share both negative and positive experiences regarding the behavior of police officers.
Do you feel discriminated against by a public authority in Hamburg because of your disability? The arbitration board under the Hamburg Disability Equality Act (HmbBGG) is responsible for settling disputes out of court.
Do you have or are you going to have a child and the child's father does not want to acknowledge his paternity or is unknown? Then you can get advice and support.
Are you a single parent and are you not getting enough money or no money from the other parent for your child? Then you can get advice and support from the youth welfare office.
The Joint Enforcement Court of Hamburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is responsible for issuing reminders and enforcement orders as well as processing objections.
