Hairdresser from Simferopol received mandatory work for alimony debt

A resident of Simferopol, who works as a hairdresser, received 20 hours of mandatory work for the debt on alimony for the maintenance of a minor daughter. This was reported in the press service of the GUFSSP of Russia for the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol.

The man, who recently returned from prison, did not pay alimony, and the debt amounted to 500 thousand rubles. The bailiff-executor of the bailiffs’ department in the Central District of Simferopol arrested his bank accounts and temporarily limited his travel abroad. The debtor did not repay the debt and began to hide, so he was put on the executive search. During the search, the bailiff found out that he works in one of the city’s hairdressers.

The bailiff-executor made an appointment with him and met with him. Then the man was taken to the bailiffs’ office and a protocol was drawn up under part 1 of Article 5.35.1 of the Administrative Offences Code. The court gave him 20 hours of mandatory work. He will serve his sentence at one of the economic facilities of Simferopol.

If a man continues to evade payment of alimony, he will be prosecuted under Article 157 of the Criminal Code. He faces imprisonment for up to one year.