Mobilisation Deferment on Family Grounds in

Legal Nature and Social Importance of Deferment in 2026

In 2026, mobilization law in Ukraine has reached a high level of detail, where the balance between state duty and the protection of family interests is extremely important. Deferment on family grounds is not merely a formal exemption from service, but a necessity recognized by the state for your presence to ensure the well-being of incapacitated family members or the upbringing of children. Under martial law and digitalization through the “Oberih” registers, every ground must be supported by a proper body of evidence.

The Courtiery private services platform provides legal services that allow clients to obtain legal certainty in matters of care, guardianship, and maintenance. Qualified legal assistance from a lawyer guarantees the protection of your family interests in accordance with the law.

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Key Advantages of Obtaining a Deferment

Protection of Family Interests

Legal justification of the need for your presence for your loved ones.

Expertise

Deep knowledge of military and family law.

Promptness

Fast formation of a strategy and document package.

Global Support

The ability to receive the service online from any region.

Cost of Specialist Services (2026)

Expert Consultation

from UAH 1,500

Preparation of a Document Package

from UAH 4,000

Full Support

from UAH 10,000

In 2026, the key factor is the evidence base. Medical certificates alone are not enough — it is necessary to confirm the absence of other persons who can provide care.

Odintsova V. O.

Lead Specialist

Key Aspects of Legal Security

Document verification
Inspection reports
Digital reconciliation

Procedure for Providing Assistance

Situation Analysis
- Study of the family composition
- Assessment of health condition
Position Building
- Selection of legal provisions
- Substantiation of grounds

Stages of Obtaining a Deferment

1
Submission of the application
2
Review of documents
3
Receipt of the decision

Questions and Answers About Deferment

Who is entitled to a deferment?

Persons caring for incapacitated relatives or raising children, provided they have supporting documents.

Why is a deferment denied?

Because of an incomplete set of documents or lack of evidence proving the need for care.

Can it be appealed?

Yes, a TCRSS decision can be appealed administratively or in court.

Deferment from mobilization on family grounds is professional legal assistance that ensures the protection of your family’s interests. Take care of yourself and seek legal assistance from the Courtiery private services platform!

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