Judgment_paragraph 65 · W. J. v L. J. and J. J (C-644/20)

65It should be noted, as is stated in paragraph 37 of the report referred to in paragraph 63 of the present judgment, that that connection offers the main advantage of determining the existence and amount of the maintenance obligation by taking account of the ‘legal and factual conditions of the social environment in the country where the creditor lives and engages in most of his or her activities’. Given that, as is emphasised in the same paragraph of that report, the maintenance creditor will use his or her maintenance in order to live, it is necessary ‘to appreciate the concrete problem arising in connection with a concrete society: that in which the [maintenance creditor] lives and will live’.