Limitation of parental rights and deprivation of parental rights

Unfortunately, there are families where the father or mother (or both) completely forget about their parental responsibilities. They begin to shy away from paying child support, often drink, mock children and abuse them. In such cases, the state has to resort to decisive measures.

Restriction of parental rights is the selection of a minor child from one or both parents without depriving them of these rights. The main reason for this measure is the emerging danger when the child leaves with his mother and father for circumstances that do not depend on the latter. Also, restriction of parental rights is used in cases when finding a child with parents can be dangerous because of their inadequate behavior.

Submit a statement of claim for deprivation and restriction of parental rights is entitled to a close relative. This procedure can be applied to both the mother and the father, or to both at the same time. Also, the court may find it necessary to pay parents alimony to children.

Restriction of parental rights is the loss of the rights to raise a child and receive all benefits and benefits to care for him. In this case, parents are obliged to continue to maintain it and provide housing. In situations where the restriction of parental rights has been imposed on both parents, the minor is transferred to the guardianship authorities or to the closest relatives who must register for it. Six months after the court decision , a case is considered, during which the parental rights will either be restored or finally abolished. But for the first action it is necessary to provide the court with the facts that are evidence of the change of the parent for the better (testimony of the participants in the process, documents, etc.).

Deprive parental rights when their restriction did not bring the desired result. Applicable to such legal action in cases where the interests and lives of the child are under real threat from the parents.

Grounds for revocation of parental rights:

• Non-payment of alimony.

• Refusal of the parent to take the child from any children's institution (for example, the maternity home) without any valid reasons.

• Abuse of their rights. For example, when parents force a child to beg or forbid training.

• Ill-treatment (mental or physical abuse).

• Dependence of parents (or one of them) on alcohol or drugs.

• Substantial harm to health or killing your child or other spouse.

After the court has deprived the parental rights of one or both parents, they lose the opportunity to participate in the upbringing of the child. Also, mom and dad can prohibit any contact with a minor. If the judgment is imposed on one parent, the child remains in the custody of the other. If the punishment is extended to both mother and father, the guardianship authorities will decide on the future of the minor. A child can be given to another family or identified in a children's institution (depending on the state of health and his age).