RESTORATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS IN UKRAINE ✅ FAMILY ✅ SERVICES

Review client’s documents.
Analyze reasons for parental rights termination.
Evaluate the possibility of restoration according to the law and court practice.
Explain the procedure, risks, and possible outcomes to the client.

Collect necessary certificates (living conditions, psychological evaluations, social services reports).
Draft a legally grounded petition for restoration of parental rights.
Prepare evidence base (character references, testimonies, proof of changed circumstances).

Submit the petition to the competent court.
Attend court hearings, submit additional evidence.
Defend client’s interests during questioning, provide legal arguments.

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Restoration of Parental Rights in Ukraine: Legal Support from the Legal Marketplace "Consultant"

Restoration of parental rights is not just a legal procedure but a chance to return to your family, rebuild the connection with your child, and correct past mistakes. If you are looking for reliable legal support, the Legal Marketplace "Consultant" is ready to be your partner in this complex process.

When is it possible to restore parental rights?

Restoration of parental rights is possible only through the court and only if:

The child has not been adopted (unless the adoption was annulled by the court);
The child has not reached adulthood;
Your behavior has changed, and you no longer pose a threat to the child;
The circumstances that led to the deprivation of rights have changed.

Please note: even if you have changed, the court may refuse restoration if it contradicts the child’s best interests.

How to apply for restoration of parental rights?

The restoration process includes several key stages:

Preparation of documents: collecting necessary certificates, character references, and reports on the living and upbringing conditions of the child.
Filing a lawsuit: drafting and submitting a petition for restoration of parental rights.
Court hearing: attending the trial and providing evidence of changed circumstances.
Enforcement of the court decision: obtaining a copy of the decision and updating the civil status register.

Please note: if the court refuses to restore rights, you can reapply only one year after the decision becomes final.

Why choose "Consultant"?

Experienced lawyers: our team has many years of experience in family law.

Individual approach: we consider all the specifics of your case.

Comprehensive support: from consultations to full court representation.

Confidentiality and support: we understand the importance of this process and guarantee complete confidentiality.

Conclusion

Don’t postpone important decisions. Consult with our experts to know exactly what steps to take and which documents to prepare. With us, you will receive legal support at every stage — from filing the application to the final court decision.