Deprivation of parental rights is possible only in court, no other procedure is provided.
A mother or father can be deprived of parental rights for all or one of their children.
According to Article 164 of the Family Code of Ukraine, a mother and father may be deprived of parental rights if they:
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the child was not taken from the maternity hospital or from another health care institution and for 6 months did not show parental care for it (without a valid reason);
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shirk their responsibilities regarding raising a child and/or ensuring that he/she obtains a full general secondary education;
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treat the child cruelly (use physical or mental violence, impermissible methods of upbringing, degrade the human dignity of the child, etc.);
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are chronic alcoholics or drug addicts (these facts must be confirmed by appropriate medical reports);
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resort to any type of exploitation of the child (for example, involve him in hard work, engage in prostitution or criminal activities), force him to beg and wander;
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convicted of committing an intentional criminal offense against a child.
To revoke parental rights, the following actions must be taken:
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establish that the person knowingly violates parental responsibilities, maliciously fails to comply with the requirements and recommendations of guardianship and guardianship authorities, services for minors, deliberately avoids treatment (chronic alcoholics, drug addicts, drug addicts) and collect all the necessary supporting evidence;
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apply to the guardianship and guardianship authority in order to obtain an opinion on the living and upbringing conditions of the child, the behavior of the parents, their relationship with the children and their attitude towards fulfilling their parental duties;
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apply to the court with a claim for deprivation of parental rights and receive a decision made by the court based on the results of the review.
After the decision of the court on the deprivation of parental rights has entered into force, the court sends it to the state registration body of civil status acts at the place of registration of the child's birth.
Adoption can be canceled by a court decision if:
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it contradicts the interests of the child, does not provide him with family education;
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the child suffers from mental retardation, mental or other severe incurable disease, which the adopter did not know and could not have known at the time of adoption;
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between the adopter and the child, regardless of the will of the adopter, relations have developed that make it impossible for them to live together and for the adopter to fulfill his parental duties.
Cancellation of adoption is not allowed after the child reaches the age of majority.
Adoption can be canceled after the child reaches the age of majority, if the illegal behavior of the adopted person, the adopter threatens the life and health of the adopter, the adopted person or other family members.
The adoption of an adult can be canceled by the court by mutual consent of the adopter and the adopted person or at the request of one of them, if family relations between them have not developed.
Adoption is canceled from the date of entry into force of the court decision.
In case of cancellation of adoption:
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the rights and obligations arising in connection with the adoption between the child and the adopter and his relatives are terminated for the future.
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the rights and obligations between the child and his parents, other relatives by origin are restored.
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the child is transferred at the request of the parents or other relatives to them, and if this is not possible - it is transferred to the guardianship of the guardianship and guardianship.
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on the basis specified in Clause 1 of Part 1 of Article 238 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, if the child is not handed over to the parents, the child retains the right to live in the residential premises in which he lived after adoption.
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the child has the right to keep the surname, first name and patronymic, which he received in connection with adoption. At the request of the child, she is assigned the surname, first name, patronymic that she had before adoption.
The unified register of pre-trial investigations is an electronic database created with the help of an automated system, according to which collection, storage, protection, accounting, search, summarization of data on criminal offenses and the course of pre-trial investigation in criminal proceedings are carried out.
Not everyone can use the construction amnesty in 2023. The main conditions are:
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the total area of the building is not more than 300 m2;
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real estate, residential and/or garden houses were built no earlier than 08/05/1992 and no later than 04/09/2015;
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the agricultural facility was built before March 12, 2011;
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the type of building must correspond to the purpose of the land plot.
Yes, there is. The Embassy is located at Naaffgasse 23, 1180 Wien, Austria
Easement is the right to use land, which provides another land user with the opportunity to use it with certain restrictions established by law or contract.
Easement defines the scope of rights regarding the use of someone else's property. The person who uses the easement is obliged to pay a fee for the use of the property, unless otherwise established by the contract, law, will or court decision. The easement is not subject to alienation and does not deprive the owner of the property in respect of which it is established, the right to own, use and dispose of this property. The easement remains valid in the event of the transfer of ownership rights to the property in respect of which it is established to other persons. Damages caused to the owner (owner) of a plot of land or other immovable property by a person using an easement are subject to compensation on general grounds.
The right to use someone else's land plot or other immovable property consists in the possibility of passage, driving through someone else's land plot, laying and operating power transmission lines, communications and pipelines, ensuring water supply, land reclamation, etc.
A person has the right to demand the granting of a land easement from the owner (owner) of a neighboring land plot, and, if necessary, from the owner (owner) of another land plot. The right to use someone else's property can be established in relation to other immovable property (buildings, structures, etc.).
SE State Land Cadastre Center - 3 Svyatoslav Khorobrogo Street, Kyiv.
https://dzk.gov.ua/ - the official website of the State Land Cadastre Center.
Registration of real estate ownership online:
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You will need an electronic signature (qualified electronic signature).
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Register or log in to the citizen's office at https://diia.gov.ua/ using an electronic signature.
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Check the personal data in the user profile, update them if necessary.
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Fill out the online form for receiving the service https://diia.gov.ua/services/derzhavna-reyestaciya-prav-na-neruhome-majno.
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Upload documents on registered real property rights to the object of real estate by January 1, 2013 in PDF or JPEG format.
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Check the generated statement and sign it with an electronic signature (qualified electronic signature).
Registration of real estate rights offline:
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You will need a passport, tax payer number, legal documents for the real estate object or their copies.
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Contact the notary/registrar with these documents. The service is free of charge.
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To clarify the information regarding the right of ownership, the registrar/notary forms a written request to the Bureau of Technical Inventory (BTI) and provides it to you for personal reference.
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Submit a written request to the BTI communal enterprise for territorial affiliation regarding immovable property. If such a bureau is liquidated, contact BTI, which has become the legal successor of archival documents.
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To issue a certificate from BTI, you will need: - a written application; - passport and taxpayer number (original and copies); - legal documents (copies); - the original of a written request from a notary public (in the case of registration of inheritance, sale, donation) or registrar.
The service is paid. Within 30 days, BTI provides a paper certificate containing the seal of the enterprise and the signature of the executor or manager.
So. In order to install a temporary structure, it is necessary to obtain a permit, i.e., a passport for the attachment of a temporary structure. This is a set of documents specifying the location of the temporary structure and the improvement scheme of the adjacent territory.
The binding passport is provided by the subject of administrative services with the appropriate package of documents. This is the main condition for the installation of a temporary building for domestic, commercial, socio-cultural or other purposes. As for urban planning conditions and land development restrictions, they are not provided.