Child Support | Custody in Dresden

Until the mid-1990s, Dresden experienced significant population declines. Today, however, nearly 100,000 more people live in the Saxon capital than 20 years ago. This growth is partly due to municipal incorporations, but also due to immigration attracted by the city’s economic development and quality of life, as well as excellent birth rates. Dresden has even been referred to as Germany’s “birth capital.”

For investigations related to child support, custody, and childcare, the detectives of Kurtz Detective Agency Dresden are at your service: +49 351 4188 4470.

Alcohol and Drugs in Childcare

A common reason for engaging our private detectives in custody matters is suspicion of alcohol or drug use during childcare. While drug offences in Dresden are relatively moderate, alcohol dependency occurs nationwide across all social strata, and the dangerous designer drug crystal meth is particularly prevalent in Dresden and Saxony due to proximity to the Czech production areas. Since this substance is difficult for laypeople to distinguish from less harmful drugs, even otherwise law-abiding individuals can fall into addiction.

If you suspect that the mother or father of your child or grandchild is addicted to drugs or alcohol and is providing childcare under influence, do not hesitate to rely on the expertise of our Dresden private detectives. We can provide legally admissible evidence to confirm or refute your suspicions, giving you peace of mind. Contact us via email or call our central office: +49 351 4188 4470.

Determining Child Support in Dresden

Every child in Germany is entitled to child maintenance until they complete their initial vocational training. The amount of maintenance payable to the parent with primary custody is determined mainly on the basis of the income of the maintenance-obliged parent. Many maintenance debtors try to avoid paying the full amount by not declaring income relevant to the maintenance calculation. This can include undisclosed legitimate employment (primary or secondary jobs) as well as undeclared work, salary increases, rental income, company cars, interest and dividends, living rent-free in owner-occupied property and more. You can find the precise maintenance guidelines of the Higher Regional Court of Dresden here.

For maintenance recipients, the Youth Welfare Office in Dresden is available for advice. To uncover undeclared income, there is often no way around the services of detectives like those of the Kurtz Detective Agency in Dresden. With the evidence we provide, an out-of-court settlement with the exposed maintenance debtor is usually possible, since they will generally prefer to avoid further court and lawyer costs. Should they nevertheless choose confrontation, you are on safe ground thanks to the court-admissibility of the evidence we collect.