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Serbia and Croatia boost state aid for children with unpaid alimony

In Serbia, 889 children are now receiving financial assistance from the Alimentacion Fund, according to Minister Jelena Žarić Kovačević. The ministry said 77 fathers are currently paying alimony, and 44 children who have reached adulthood but remain in school continue to receive support. Since the fund was established, a total of 54,209,260 dinars has been disbursed.

Jelena Radanović, a mother of two sons, told Kurir that she receives 55,000 dinars each month from the fund, highlighting its importance for single‑parent families.

In Croatia, the state began covering temporary maintenance for children whose parents do not pay alimony at the start of 2025. To date, payments have been made for 5,622 children, amounting to roughly 8.8 million euros. Authorities intend to enforce repayment by blocking debtors’ bank accounts and, if necessary, imposing public‑work obligations.

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Alimentacion Fund · Iva Jovović · Ivan Madunić · Jelena Radanović · Jelena Žarić Kovačević

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] 77 fathers in Serbia are currently paying alimony. www.danas.rs
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Jelena Radanović receives 55,000 dinars per month from the Serbian Alimentacion Fund for her two children. www.kurir.rs
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Since the start of 2025, Croatia has paid temporary maintenance to 5,622 children whose parents do not pay alimony. vijesti.hrt.hr
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] 889 children in Serbia receive support from the Alimentacion Fund. www.danas.rs
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] A total of 54,209,260 dinars has been paid out by the Serbian Alimentacion Fund since its inception. www.danas.rs
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] 44 Serbian children who have reached adulthood but are still in school continue to receive alimony payments. www.danas.rs
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Croatia plans to enforce unpaid alimony by blocking debtors’ bank accounts and, if needed, imposing public‑work obligations. vijesti.hrt.hr
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Croatia has spent roughly 8.8 million euros on these payments. vijesti.hrt.hr