Как взыскать задолженную зарплату от бывшего работодателя: 4 важных шага

Добрый день! Для начала, рекомендуется обратиться в судебный орган, который вынес указанное вопросной постановление. При этом, следует обратиться к ответственному за исполнение судебного акта органу, а именно судебному приставу-исполнителю, обратившись с просьбой об исполнении принятого судебного решения. Судебный пристав-исполнитель будет принимать меры для взыскания несостоявшихся платежей, в том числе могут использоваться меры принудительного характера.

Для решения данного вопроса рекомендуется представить следующие документы:

1. Постановление о возбуждении исполнительного производства от марта 2016 года.

2. Документы, подтверждающие выполнение работы и неисполненные обязательства работодателя по выплате заработной платы.

3. Свидетельства о подписании и исполнении трудового договора.

4. Реквизиты бывшего работодателя.

Чтобы ускорить процесс исполнения постановления о взыскании заработной платы, рекомендуется обратиться в местное отделение Федеральной службы судебных приставов (ФССП) и подать заявление на принудительное исполнение постановления в соответствии с процедурой, установленной законодательством Российской Федерации.

debt? My bills are closed to overwhelming, I seem to only be able to make the minimum payments, and I need some ideas on the best way to get them paid off. Thank you. I am trying to put my finances back in order following a divorce, and would appreciate any advice. I definitely do NOT want to have to file bankruptcy. Thank you. :-)

I owe approximately $50K in credit card debt, and the monthly payments, often only minimum payments, are nearing $2000/month. I currently make approximately $4200/month, and have no other major bills. (other than insurance, food, and regular living expenses) On top of that I have a car payment of $300/month. With the downturn in the economy, it seems harder and harder to make ends meet. My house is paid for, (thankfully) so I have that advantage in trying to get my bills back in order. My ex-husband owned his own business, which has since gone under, so that leaves me with no spousal support, nor child support, (no children) making it even harder. I understand the situation I am in, and understand that it will be some time before I get out of it, so any advice, suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.

Thank you for your help. :-)

~Lynn

Lynn Addy 280 SW Derby Bend Drive Stuart, FL 34997

772-678-9719 772-626-4403

[email protected]

Thank you.

Lynn

There are different approaches to paying off credit card debt, but one popular method is to use the "debt snowball" approach. This involves making minimum payments on all your debt, but focusing any extra money you can on the smallest balance first. Once that's paid off, you move onto the next smallest debt, working your way up until everything is paid off. The idea is that seeing progress on paying off smaller debts helps motivate you to keep going. Another approach is to consolidate your debt with a personal loan or balance transfer credit card, which can lower your interest rate and make payments more manageable. However, be mindful of fees and make sure you have a plan to pay off the new debt before the promotional rate expires. It's also important to try and cut back on expenses where you can - look at areas like eating out, subscriptions, or unnecessary purchases. Consider picking up a side hustle or part-time job to increase your income. Lastly, don't be afraid to reach out to a nonprofit credit counseling agency for guidance. They can help you develop a budget, negotiate with creditors, and provide financial education. Good luck!