In the Odesa region, a judge resigned two years after being appointed

The High Council of Justice has dismissed Ivan Voloshin, a judge of the Balt District Court in Odesa Oblast. He served in that position for only two years.

According to the High Council of Justice, the judge was dismissed after submitting a letter of resignation. Ivan Voloshin was appointed to this position just two years ago.

Intent analyzed Ivan Voloshin’s annual declaration for 2025. In it, the judge listed his wife, son, and two daughters. The family’s total annual income amounted to over 1.05 million hryvnias.

Voloshin owns two plots of land in Strilbychi, Lviv Oblast, measuring 1,144 and 1,885 square meters. He acquired ownership of them in May 2012. The value of the plots is not specified in the declaration.

The judge also declared a residential house in Strilbychi with an area of 61.7 square meters. He acquired ownership of it in April 2011, and its value at that time was 121,074 hryvnias.

The family does not own a home in Balta, where the court is located. They rent a 74.7-square-meter apartment there.

In his declaration, Voloshin listed two cars that he personally owns. These are a 1993 Mazda Xedos, purchased in 2004, and a 2003 Volkswagen Golf, which he acquired in March 2019 for 88,972 hryvnias.

The value of the Mazda Xedos is not specified in the declaration.

In 2025, Voloshin received 979,671 hryvnias in salary from his primary place of employment. His wife’s income for this period amounted to just over 57,000 hryvnias.

The family’s total declared income for the year was 1,050,623 hryvnias.

The declaration also states that the judge’s son has an open bank account in the Czech Republic.

Ірина Глухова