Publication date: 27.05.2024
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Care of a minor child is the process of providing the necessary care, education, care and protection for a child who is a person who has not reached the age of majority. This process can include various aspects such as physical care, upbringing, medical care, education, financial support and other aspects that ensure the welfare and safety of the child.
Registration of care for a minor child can occur in various situations, for example:
Parental care:
In cases where the child's parents are together and can provide an adequate level of care and support, they may be responsible for the care of the minor child.
Custody or guardianship:
In cases where the parents are unable to provide an adequate level of care, a guardian or custodian may be appointed to care for the child. It can be other relatives, social security institutions or other persons.
Adoption:
If the child's parents have died or they have been deprived of parental rights, the child can be adopted by another family, which takes responsibility for its care and upbringing.
Basic steps for registration of care for a minor child
1. Collection of necessary documents.
To start the care registration process, the following documents must be collected: a statement from the potential guardian/guardian, copies of passports and identification codes, documents confirming family ties (if any), health certificate of the potential guardian/guardian, income certificate and other financial documents confirming the possibility of supporting a child, characteristics from the place of work or study.
2. Appeal to the children's service.
It is necessary to submit the application and the collected documents to the children's service at the place of residence of the child or potential guardian/guardian.
3. Examination of living conditions.
Children's Services conducts an inspection of the prospective guardian/guardian's living arrangements to ensure that they meet the requirements for supporting the child.
4. Preparation of the conclusion.
The Children's Affairs Service prepares a conclusion on the possibility/impossibility of appointing a guardian/guardian. This conclusion includes information about the living conditions, health status of the potential guardian/guardian, his moral qualities, etc.
5. Decision of the guardianship authority.
The guardianship authority (usually the executive committee of the local council) considers the opinion of the children's service and makes a decision on the appointment of a guardian/guardian.
6. Judicial review (if necessary).
In some cases (for example, if one of the parents does not agree with the appointment of a guardian), the case can be considered in court. The court makes a decision on the basis of the submitted documents and the conclusions of the guardianship authority.
Important points
Guardians and custodians are the legal representatives of the child and have the right to represent the child's interests in all institutions and organizations. Duties of guardians/guardians: Providing the child with the necessary conditions for life, education, upbringing and development. Guardians and custodians can receive state aid for child maintenance, in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine. The body of guardianship and guardianship supervises the fulfillment of duties by guardians and custodians.
Consultations of a lawyer
To avoid mistakes and obtain detailed information, it is recommended to contact a family law lawyer. Legal consultants will help you prepare all the necessary documents correctly and will represent your interests in guardianship and guardianship authorities or in court.
Arranging care for a minor child is a complex process, but with proper preparation and legal support, the procedure can be legal and efficient.
