EXERCITAREA AUTORITĂŢII PĂRINTEŞTI DUPĂ DIVORŢ
EXERCISING PARENTAL AUTHORITY AFTER DIVORCE
Author(s): Robert-Adrian DeliuSubject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: authority, minors; exercise; Santa superior; exclusive;
Summary/Abstract: Parental authority represent all rights and duties that parents due to their children, as to their property. Parents also have the right and duty to express care and authority over their minor children together, equally and without restriction. Problems arise when the separation occurred both parents due to divorce. Thus, the Civil Code requires the matter exercising parental authority rule - that parents exercinte together and equally parental authority on their minor children - but not always the couple intend to depart in the normal conditions of morality and mutual respect. As a result of normal behavior contrary to morality and social problem exercising parental authority faction children reach the judge's office. Where the rule can not operate, exceptions will dictate the solution. Thus, there are serious reasons, given the interest of the child, the court decides that parental authority is exercised only by a parent. In very exceptional, guardianship court may decide to place the child in a sibling or another family or person or in a care institution. To these short clarifications, remains below detail how establishing the right to exercise parental authority over minors after the divorce.
Journal: Universul Juridic
- Issue Year: 2017
- Issue No: 04
- Page Range: 55-61
- Page Count: 7
- Language: Romanian