Deprivation of the parental rights of the mother

Parental responsibilities and rights come into force after the birth and registration of their child. These duties include the proper upbringing and treatment of the child, assistance in obtaining education, providing the necessary living conditions, a full balanced diet.

If at least one of the parents maliciously fails to fulfill their duty to the child, or poses a threat to the life and health of the baby, this can serve as a basis for depriving the parental rights, as well as their limitations.

Deprivation of parental rights of the mother: grounds

Both the father and mother of the child bear the same responsibility before him. The procedure for depriving the mother of the parental rights does not differ from the deprivation of the father's parental rights. The grounds are actions that violate the rights and interests of the child, such as:

How to deprive the mother of the mother's rights?

In order to deprive the parental rights, it is necessary to present to the court weighty evidence of failure to fulfill at least one point, from the list of duties assigned to the mother.

Only the following persons can sue for the deprivation of parental rights:

  1. The second official parent of the child.
  2. Representatives of guardianship and trusteeship bodies.
  3. The prosecutor.
  4. Employees of the department for juvenile affairs.

Close relatives or other persons interested in protecting the child may write an application to the local guardianship authority or to the department for minors about the violation of the rights and interests of the child by his parents. This application must be considered by authorized employees within three days, and a decision is made. The case can be referred to the court or the family may be supervised and obliged parents to correct behavior in relation to the child.

If the application is submitted by the second parent of the child, he must collect the following documents:

  1. If the marriage between the parents of the child has been officially registered - a certificate of marriage or its dissolution.
  2. The birth certificate of the child.
  3. The act of examining the living conditions of both parents or housing, in which the child will live after the decision is made.
  4. Documents confirming the right of the parent to the accommodation in which the child will reside.
  5. Characteristics of the identity of the defendant and the plaintiff from the place of the robots.
  6. Information about the income of the defendant and the plaintiff.
  7. Medical certificates confirming diseases that are not compatible with the normal upbringing of the child by the defendant.
  8. Conclusions of the guardianship and trusteeship authorities or the department for juvenile affairs.
  9. Characteristics of the personality and parental qualities of the defendant from neighbors, teachers, teaching in the educational institution of the child.
  10. A certificate from the police or the court confirming the injury to the child or spouse by the defendant.

But even the provision of all these documents does not guarantee a positive response from the court, in the matter of deprivation of parental rights. Most often, the restriction of the parental rights of the mother.

If the mother is limited in rights, she is not able to participate in the upbringing of the child, but may, with permission bodies of guardianship, see it. Obligations on child support payments are retained.

Deprivation of the parental rights of a single mother is carried out according to a standard procedure.

Abandonment of the parental rights of the mother

In the CIS countries, there is no waiver of parental rights. The only thing that can be done is to write a statement on the permission to adopt the child by other persons and to assure him of the notary.

Adoption of the child is possible only after six months from the decision to deprive the parental rights, tk. at this time the defendant can recover in his rights.