I have 3 parts of the house and 4 parts of my father, my father wants to sell his...?

It is necessary to clarify, is the child the owner (co-owner) of real estate or is he only registered in the residential premises?

During the alienation of the property of a minor or a minor, legal representatives must provide him with alternative housing that meets certain criteria:

• The size of the share in the right of ownership must be equivalent.

• Housing must be habitable.

• Housing must have adequate living conditions.

The guardianship authority will only approve the sale of the home if these requirements are met. In other words, parents must purchase an equivalent home (or share in it) for the child.

If the child is only registered in the residential premises, you can proceed in one of the following ways:

• Obtain the permission of the board of trustees to alienate the real estate object, while the child does not need to be discharged from this address;

• Go through the procedure of removing a minor or minor child from registration in this real estate object. However, it is important to take into account that the child must be re-registered at a different address.

Usually, the place of residence of a child under the age of 14 is the place of residence of one of the parents.