FOUNDATIONS AND CONSEQUENCES OF DEPRIVATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS: THEORY AND PRACTICE

Abstract

Because in the conditions of the modern world, given that new ways of life are rapidly entering our lives, it is worth noting that there are complex situations of family relations between parents and children. It can also be seen that people’s views on family and children’s rights and interests have changed radically in the last twenty years. At the same time, we understand by family law the methods of protection of rights—the compulsory implementation of the relevant rights, their restoration, and/or recognition—as well as state measures regulated by the legislation of the field aimed at influencing the guilty person and applied by the court. This means that deprivation of parental rights as a measure of family legal responsibility is carried out by depriving or restricting the rights of one person in order to protect the rights of another person by implementing a suitable method of protection or a certain system of actions. In this article, cases of deprivation of parental rights are analyzed from the point of view of national and foreign legislation. Also, on the basis of law enforcement practices and court materials, problems are thoroughly studied, and suggestions and recommendations are made for the development of national legislation.