Economic dimensions and legal regulation of the recovery of alimony obligations for the support of minor children in Russia

Abstract

The research aims to substantiate economic factors and legal regulation of alimony obligations for minors’ maintenance in Russia, referring to other countries’ experiences and applying a questionnaire, indicators of the parents’ well-being, the satisfaction of the child’s needs, and parents’ participation in raising a child after a divorce was determined as can be seen in Russia, the USA, Germany, and France. Regression models are built reflecting the influence of the number of alimony payments, the indicator of parent’s participation in raising a child, the opportunity costs associated with the choice made by each spouse in favor of the family and children, on the integral indicator of the effectiveness of alimony obligations and its particular indicators. The results obtained have determined the guidelines for forming legal regulation of alimony obligations in Russia, which will increase the legislative efficiency of the recovery of alimony payments

Failure of Good Faith in Mediating Divorce Cases in Religious Court

“…In Islamic studies, mediation efforts have existed since the revelation of the surah An Nisa' verse 35 concerning the obligation to send a hakam (peacemaker) in major conflicts (which are called syiqaq) (Rokhmad, 2017). However, its implementation could be more optimal because more than one can carry 96 │ out rights and must be carried out by professionals (Artemyeva, 2019;Ismayilova et al, 2023;Koppejan-Luitze et al, 2021) The success of divorce conflict mediation is largely determined by the cultural behavior of the disputing parties, and especially the mediator who has the role of facilitator in the mediation process (Carter, 2016;Hamdanah, 2018;Nashwan & Alzouabi, 2023). According to Friedman (1984), law can run effectively if it has three supports: structure, substance, and legal culture.…”