The Crime of Execution and Bankruptcy- Failure to Pay the Alimony Debt
In order for the crime of not paying the alimony debt to occur; first of all, there must be a court ruling that has been issued and finalized regarding alimony. The person in whose favor the decision was made must also request the execution of this decision from the Enforcement Directorate, and the enforcement directorate must have sent an enforcement order to the debtor. Of course, in order for a crime to occur, the debtor, that is, the person obliged to pay alimony, must not have paid his debt, and at least one month of alimony debt must have accumulated.
The payee must file a complaint within three months from the date of non-payment of the debt, since the follow-up of the crime of non-payment of the alimony debt depends on the complaint. Payee must file a complaint within three months from the date of non-payment of the debt.
The court charged with the crime of not paying the alimony debt is the Enforcement Criminal Court, as in the other enforcement crimes we have examined. On the other hand, the competent court for enforcement offences is the court to which the enforcement directorate to which the prosecution is carried out is attached.
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