After the divorce, the man didn't give alimony and went abroad. Can I sue? I am in the same city as the man's parents.

1. Of course, hooligans who don't pay alimony, who have neither moral concept nor sense of responsibility, should be brought to court and take up legal weapons to defend their legitimate rights and interests.

2. Bringing a lawsuit to the court has little to do with whether the man's parents are in this city, or it can be said that it has nothing to do, because the defendant just refuses to pay maintenance.

3. The "acceptance" and "delivery" of such cases may encounter troubles. Therefore, if the victim is not familiar with the law, it is best to ask a lawyer for help. As long as the court accepts it, it will be easy. As for the defendant who cannot be served directly because he is not in China, he may request the court to conduct a "trial by default" 60 days after the announcement;

It shouldn't be difficult to hear the litigation cases about refusing to pay or defaulting on alimony. However, implementation may encounter obstacles.

Therefore, when we file a lawsuit, we should apply for "property preservation" at the same time to avoid difficulties in execution after the defendant transfers the property through his parents during the trial.