Keine Unterhaltszahlungen, aber das zweite Kind mit der neuen Frau?

Hallo, ich würde gerne Eure Meinung hören bzw lesen zu folgender Situation:

Der Vater eines Kindes ist neu verheiratet, hat mit der neuen Frau ein Kind und diese ist nun erneut schwanger. Für das Kind aus der früheren Beziehung zahlt er aber keinen Unterhalt. Offiziell bezieht er Bürgergeld, arbeitet aber sehr wahrscheinlich Vollzeit schwarz.

Wie findet ihr das dem Kind gegenüber? Ist es nicht völlig asozial, ein weiteres Kind (bewusst, nicht versehentlich) zu zeugen, wenn man keinen Unterhalt für das erste zahlt ?

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Tand0r
1 year ago

The mother of the first child, or the child himself, if it is already full year, has always the possibility to give the tax office a subtle hint.

They’ll take care of it.

Asocial is to take civil money and work black.

No maintenance to pay even though you earn money too.

To have more children but not.

NickiLittle
1 year ago

So if he’s lying on the state’s pocket, please dear citizens’ money recipients who are honest, don’t misunderstand. then this is a real inconsistency.

But you’re right as a mother, if you can’t care for your child, that you can help. Have you ever told the competent authorities about this?

However, you must also note that as a housewife and mother you must not rest on your child. i.e. it’s only time old enough, you can get duchaus “forced” will work parttime.

Lg, Nicki

Kessie1
1 year ago

Well, since the state obviously pays for his family, he can of course also produce other children. For child no. 1 there is a subsistence allowance if the conditions are met.

Morally speaking, it is more of the bottom drawer that he does not get the butt up to pay maintenance. But what is the question: why not? For he must do ALL to achieve the minimum maintenance. Is there any pressure on it?

If there is a suspicion that he works black, a notification should be made to the customs if the potential employer is known.

And does he care about child 1 or not?

Kessie1
1 year ago
Reply to  BellaItalia786

Does something positive: he doesn’t talk to her in the education and she gets money, though not from him. You want him to make a child. Only it should also take care of having its income checked every 2 years and, above all, inform the customs if black work is known.

Liverpool1
1 year ago

the first child has a mother who can work to ensure maintenance. Alternatively, it can apply for a subsistence subsidy and increase the amount of citizen money. what he’s doing in a new one, she’s not going on. if he works black she must be able to prove if she can’t do it he doesn’t.

Belliwell
1 year ago

If it concern me, and I would have been dependent on maintenance for the child, and unambiguous evidence that he would have worked black, I would blow that into the pan for black work.

Liverpool1
1 year ago
Reply to  Belliwell

but you will need to be clear in the first time and this will be very difficult

Belliwell
1 year ago
Reply to  Liverpool1

That’s what I wrote, line two fourth and fifth words…

DerHans
1 year ago

What he does “probably” is completely irrelevant.

He has to sustain only if he is capable of doing so.

There is a subsistence fund for this. The Youth Office will inform you if it is efficient.

DerHans
1 year ago
Reply to  BellaItalia786

What’s the use of morality if it’s just powerful?

DerHans
1 year ago

No one denies that. Of course it’s not okay. But a naked man, you can’t grab the bag.