Child Support | CaseOverdue Child Support
A Mother Wins Overdue Child Support with Law
Office Haeon in Korea
After divorce, a Korean father completely failed to provide any child support payments to financially assist in raising his child. The child's mother knew she couldn't let this unfair situation continue, so she hired Law Office Haeon to represent her in legal proceedings.
Law Office Haeon is known for professional and caring approach to clients' cases. Haeon meticulously prepared for the child support suit, carefully reviewing all the evidence and circumstances.
The case was heard at the Jeju District Court of Korea. During the trial, lawyer Kim made a persuasive argument showing how the father had not upheld his legal duty to financially contribute to his child's upbringing since the divorce. She provided documentation proving he had paid zero child support over multiple years.
Kim powerfully stated that the owed child support payments were critical funds needed to cover the child's basic needs like food, clothing, education and more that the single mother could not reasonable afford alone on her limited income.
In the end, the court ruled in favor of Haeon's client, ordering the dad to pay lump sum 50 million won (approximately $38,000 USD) in outstanding child support arrears that had accumulated from his complete non-payment over the years after the divorce.
It was a hard-fought legal victory that secured important financial resources to help support the child's raising and well-being going forward. The positive outcome showed the skill of lawyer Boram Kim in forcefully advocating for her client's rights and protecting the child's interests in this hard-hitting child support dispute.
※ If you fall under one of the following cases, and have information that can identify the Korean father of your child, you must claim overdue child support through a child support specialist lawyer at Law Office Haeon. Depending on the Korean father's ability to pay, you may be able to receive lump sum money of minimum 20 million won ($15,000 USD) to 200 million won ($150,000 USD) in past unpaid child support, according to precedents.
① If a Korean boyfriend impregnated you and left for Korea without providing any support (it doesn't matter if you were not legally married).
② If you married a Korean man and have children, but he has not provided any child support payments.
③ If you fall under the above cases and have some identifying information about the Korean boyfriend or husband, such as photo, name, phone number, Kakaotalk ID, passport number, resident registration number.
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