Crime of Execution and Bankruptcy- Non-Payment of Alimony Debt
In order for the crime of non-payment of alimony debt to occur; First of all, there must be a court decision issued and finalized on alimony. The person who has been decided in favor should also ask the Executive Directorate to fulfill this decision, and the executive directorate should have sent an executive order to the debtor. Of course, in order for the crime to occur, the borrower, that is, the person responsible for paying alimony, must not have paid the debt and must have accumulated at least a month’s alimony debt.
The creditor must file a complaint within three months from the date of non-payment of the debt due to the fact that the prosecution for non-payment of the child support debt depends on the complaint.
The court charged with the crime of non-payment of alimony debt is the Executive Criminal Court, as in other executive crimes that we are examining. The court authorized for enforcement crimes is the court of the place where the enforcement directorate is connected, where the follow-up is carried out.
