My ex-husband is not paying child support, what should I do?

If at the time of divorce, your husband agreed to pay child support every month according to the court's judgment but is not paying, there are several ways to receive child support.

First, if child support is not paid, you can apply to the family court for a direct payment order for child support.

Second, you can apply for a security provision order to guarantee child support payment.

If the other party does not provide security within the prescribed period, you can apply for a lump-sum child support payment order to receive child support as a lump sum.

Also, there are methods to receive child support through enforcement orders or compulsory execution.

An enforcement order is a procedure where the family court orders payment of child support according to a judgment or decision.

If the other party does not comply with this, they will be subject to sanctions such as administrative fines or detention.

If they do not fulfill this, you can also apply for an auction on the other party's property through compulsory execution to cover the child support.

You can receive child support through these methods, but since each procedure can take a lot of time, it is important to proceed with legal procedures quickly.