Deprivation of parental rights applies only to children in respect of whom there is a court decision. Parental rights are preserved for other children.

A mother or father who has been deprived of parental rights loses their rights regarding the child, which, according to the general rule, belong to them as parents by the fact of kinship with the child, namely:

• lose personal non-property rights in relation to the child (for example, the right to decide the issue of raising the child and even communicate freely with him, the right to give permission for the child to change his surname or first name, the right to determine the place of residence of the child and to allow or prohibit his departure abroad, etc.), as well as are relieved of their duties regarding her upbringing;

• they cease to be the legal representative of the child (they cannot, as before, represent their interests in courts or other bodies, etc. without a separate power of attorney);

lose their rights to any benefits and state assistance provided to families with children;

• cannot be an adoptive parent, guardian or custodian (that is, cannot adopt another child);

• cannot receive in the future those property rights related to parenthood, which they could have in the event of their incapacity (the right to support a child, the right to a pension and compensation for damage in case of loss of a breadwinner, etc.);

lose other rights based on kinship with the child (for example, their child can be adopted without their consent as parents);

• lose the right to inherit after the child (except when their inheritance is stipulated by the child's will).

A person deprived of parental rights is not released from the obligation to maintain a child.

The procedure of deprivation of parental rights takes place only in court proceedings. But before turning to the court, it is necessary to gather evidence that the person is evading the fulfillment of duties towards the child.

Deprivation of parental rights is allowed only for children who have not reached the age of 18.

To revoke parental rights, the following actions must be taken:

1. Establish that the person knowingly violates parental duties, maliciously fails to fulfill the requirements and recommendations of guardianship and care authorities, services for minors, deliberately avoids treatment (chronic alcoholics, drug addicts, drug addicts) and collect all necessary supporting evidence;

2. Apply to the body of guardianship and guardianship 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 the attitude towards fulfilling their parental duties;

3. 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.

The court's decision on the deprivation of parental rights, after it has entered into legal force, the court sends to the body of state registration of acts of civil status at the place of registration of the child's birth.

According to the general rules, the executor is obliged to remove the attachment from the funds on the debtor's account and/or from the electronic money that are in the electronic wallets of the issuers of electronic money, no later than the next working day from the day of receipt from the bank, non-bank payment service providers of documents confirming , that the funds on the account are prohibited from being levied in accordance with the Law of Ukraine "On Enforcement Proceedings".

According to Article 164 of the Family Code of Ukraine, a mother and father may be deprived of parental rights if they:

1. 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);

2. shirk their responsibilities regarding raising a child and/or ensuring that he/she obtains a full general secondary education;

3. mistreat the child (use physical or mental violence, impermissible methods of upbringing, degrade the human dignity of the child, etc.);

4. are chronic alcoholics or drug addicts (these facts must be confirmed by appropriate medical reports);

5. 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;

6. Convicted of committing an intentional criminal offense against a child.

A child who can express his opinion must be heard when resolving a dispute about the deprivation of parental rights. The court has the right to issue a decision contrary to the child's opinion, if the child's interests require it.

The court puts the "best interests of the child" first, the assessment of which includes finding a balance between all the elements necessary for making a decision. Deprivation of parental rights is an exceptional measure, the legal consequences of deprivation of parental rights are defined by Article 166 of the Family Code of Ukraine. Deprivation of parental rights is allowed only when it is impossible to change the parents' behavior for the better, and only if there is guilt in the parents' actions.

Women who are on leave due to pregnancy and childbirth are provided with an allowance equal to 100% of the average salary. The minimum amount is UAH 213.53 per day.

This means that the information system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs does not have enough data to create a digital image of documents. Use the simple online document verification form in the driver's office (https://e-driver.mvs.gov.ua/login). After data processing, the document will automatically appear in Action.

According to point "i" of part one of Article 6 of the Law of Ukraine "Basics of Ukrainian legislation on health care", every citizen of Ukraine has the right to health care, which includes, in particular, appeals against illegal decisions and actions of employees, institutions and health care authorities. I.

The extrajudicial mechanism includes the following ways of protecting rights:

1. appeal (complaint) to an official/chief physician of a medical institution;

2. appeal (complaint) to the health care department of territorial authorities;

3. appeal (complaint) to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine;

4. appeal (complaint) to the State Service of Ukraine for Medicinal Products and Drug Control;

5. parliamentary control over the observance of human rights (appeal to the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for human rights).

You have the opportunity to contact the officials of the health care institution in order to express your suggestions, comments or complaints about the activities of medical workers that violate their rights, or other circumstances unfavorable to the patient. A complaint about the violation of the patient's rights can be submitted both orally and in writing, by one person or a group of persons (collectively).

You can contact the head of the health care institution with an appeal regarding the violation of rights. In the case of the inability or unwillingness of the medical institution to eliminate the detected violations, the patient has the opportunity to turn to the relevant competent authorities in the field of health care, for example, to the health care department of the local state administration, within the territorial jurisdiction of which the patient's rights were violated . Also, a person who believes that his rights as a patient have been violated has the right to apply directly to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, which ensures, within the limits of the powers provided by law, that health care institutions, enterprises, institutions and organizations respect the rights of citizens to health care and patient rights (subparagraph 10 of paragraph 4 of the Regulation on the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, approved by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated March 25, 2015 No. 267).

You can submit a corresponding application by contacting the hotline of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine: 0 800 50 52 01, or by filling out the electronic form for citizens' application: https://moz.gov.ua/zvernennja-gromadjan.

If the out-of-court mechanism has not yielded any results or is impractical under specific circumstances, the judicial mechanism may be used. In case of violation of rights, the patient can apply to the court in civil or administrative proceedings, depending on the circumstances and the nature of the violation of rights.

"Everyone has the right to send individual or collective written appeals or to personally appeal to state authorities, local self-government bodies and officials and officials of these bodies, who are obliged to consider the appeal and give a reasoned answer within the time limit established by law" (Article 40 of the Constitution of Ukraine).

The right to file a complaint is enshrined in the European Charter of Patients' Rights (Article 13), the Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care (Article 6).

A statement with a complaint can be submitted in oral, written or electronic forms. The complaint must contain the correct details of the name of the medical institution, the address of the institution, the surname, the patronymic of the person making the request, the actual place of residence with the postal code, means of communication, and the presence of an electronic mailbox. Next, you need to reveal the essence of the question and clearly formulate the request or demand, indicate in what way the answer should be given to you (to an electronic mailbox or to a postal address) and put the date and signature.

It is recommended to register a written application directly upon submission. And in the case of sending it by mail, use the services of a registered letter or a notice of delivery.

The e-mail address must also include an e-mail address to which a reply can be sent to the applicant, or information about other means of communication with him. The use of an electronic digital signature when sending an electronic application is not required. If the application does not contain data necessary for making a reasoned decision, it is returned to the applicant within 5 days with relevant explanations.

You can contact the chief doctor with a complaint and ask to register it. If the situation cannot be resolved, contact the health department/office of your city or region with a written statement or complaint and ask for an access number.

Receiving certificate 122-2/o:

You can get a psychiatrist's certificate at any state clinic in Ukraine. You need to make an appointment with the appropriate specialist, visit him for further examination.

To undergo an examination and obtain a psychiatrist's certificate, you must provide:

• passport;

• registration certificate or military card.

The certificate is drawn up on a state-style form immediately after receiving the doctor's opinion.

copies of children's birth certificates are required for divorce, not originals.