Can parents be released from the obligation to maintain a child and in what cases?

Parents may be exempted from the obligation to support their child under the following conditions:

1. High income of the child:

• The child’s income significantly exceeds the income of each parent.
• This income fully meets the child’s needs.

2. Court decision:

• Exemption from the obligation to support the child can only be granted by a court decision.
• The court evaluates the financial situation of the child and parents, as well as other circumstances of the case.
• Who files the application:
• One or both parents who wish to be exempted from the obligation to support the child.
• Required documents:

1. Statement of claim – which outlines the grounds for the exemption.
2. Certificates of the child’s income – proof of the child’s income (salary, scholarship, entrepreneurial activity).
3. Certificates of the parents’ income – to confirm their financial situation.
4. Documents confirming the expenses for supporting the child – receipts, invoices, contracts.
5. A copy of the child’s birth certificate.
6. A copy of the plaintiff’s passport and identification code.