Child Support Agency

hi-tec · #1 03-16-2006, 03:21 PM

TO ALL, URGENT

What is the name of the dr gov agency related to child support issues ?

Any related info is appreciated

Chirimoya · #2 03-16-2006, 03:42 PM

Do you mean CONANI?

hi-tec · #3 03-17-2006, 11:25 AM

Thanks,

I visited quickly the site but CONANI seem to be related to general issues regarding family etc,

What I am looking for is the agency that stablish child support.

Now as far as I have been able to investigate is that the COURT in DR have an specific department to do just that (family court"?), and no other institution can do it.

CONANI can probably help anyone interested in stablishing the account or getting the court order to that effect.

I need to confirm all of the above.

Chirimoya · #4 03-17-2006, 11:33 AM

There is a Family Court in Santo Domingo, in Gazcue, on Calle Santiago esq Socorro Sanchez. I think that's where the hearings to establish child support are held.

The SCJ site is full of gaps, but I found this - I think it's more to do with juvenile issues than child support.

Poder Judicial
Departamento de Niñez, Adolescencia y Familia
Calle Dr. Delgado #59, Santo Domingo, D. N.
Teléfono: 809 686-2300 * Fax: 809 689-5778
Dirección electrónica: crhernandeze@verizon.net.do

For more information, go to www.suprema.gov.do -- see if you have better luck than me. A lot of dead links and pages under construction.

Mirador · #5 03-17-2006, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by hi-tec

Thanks,

I visited quickly the site but CONANI seem to be related to general issues regarding family etc,

What I am looking for is the agency that stablish child support.

Now as far as I have been able to investigate is that the COURT in DR have an specific department to do just that (family court"?), and no other institution can do it.

CONANI can probably help anyone interested in stablishing the account or getting the court order to that effect.

I need to confirm all of the above.

In the Dominican court system the jurisdiction you are looking for is the Tribunal de Niños, Niñas y Adolescentes (NNA), which has both a penal and a civil court. For your particular inquiry, you should approach the Procurador Fiscal del Tribunal de NNA in your domicile (Puerto Plata?).

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hi-tec · #6 03-17-2006, 05:14 PM

chirimoya,

thanks for the advise, I beleive 'Gazcue is where i should be heading to.
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Mirador,

thanks for more clarification about the NNA,
No, dont live in puerto plata, i live outside DR, can't wait to move to DR

btw i understand the court with full jurisdiction is the one where the child is living at, at leas that's how it is in the USA,

what do you have to say? Can I start my case let's say in Puerto Plata?

I will be glad if can start the request in some other place other than the court in gazcue, that's very close to where the child is living at.

I am the father and want to take the mother off my back... she has been with another man for 7 years and still find 'excuses' to bother me.

too much information about NNA etc won't hurt me, keep typing you people.

and thanks again

british bulldog · #7 03-17-2006, 10:24 PM

IT seems the world over ,that women can fu----k us men over on this CSA issue,i bet hi tec your from britain,and wanting a way out!at the moment the DR is one of very few places where the hague convention does not let other countrys courts touch your assets ect here in the DR.I shall watch this thread to see where it goes,cant help on courts here ,sorry,but wow 7 years and still botherimg you,now i know your from britain(its a long shot)

hi-tec · #8 03-24-2006, 06:01 PM

I need to hire a good lawyer who knows all the tricks,

any lawyer from DR in this forum ???

I just want the apropiate authorities in DR to stablish the right amount i should be sending to this maquiavelica (lady?)

period.

please get the word around

FOR THOS WHO LIKE TO HEAR DETAILS

we never married, never lived together and never will.

she does not offcially work, and mostly only spend her time bothering me.

Recently went back to her old habit of calling me at least 3 times a day. I let her husband know it and that stops her for a while.

Eventually I may require, legally, for her to get a mental checkup and a medical/sociological report on how it is affecting the boy.

You people have only "seen" the tip of iceberg..., the whole story can fill volumes, including attemp to kill me more than once, robbery, physical aggression etc etc.

But once I meet her and her husband in DR they will know who is the boss.

BB,

I am not from britain,

what makes you think so?

mikey007 · #9 03-26-2006, 10:56 PM

u expect these dominicans to pay child support

hi-tec · #10 03-27-2006, 07:52 PM

mikey007,

NO, read post number 8 parragraph 3...