In accordance with Part 1 of Art. 169 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, a mother or father deprived of parental rights has the right to appeal to the court with a claim for restoration of parental rights. Since deprivation of parental rights is possible only in a court procedure, their renewal takes place according to a similar court procedure.

Renewal of parental rights is not possible if the child was adopted and the adoption was not canceled or declared invalid by the court.

Renewal of parental rights is not possible if the child has reached MAJORITY at the time the case is being considered by the court.

Information about the nearest vaccination points, their addresses and working hours can be found at the link (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ut6FzG01uw1VCGEMI6h-CsUCCqQIkr9ksrG0NWPyXXU/edit#gid=0) or by calling the contact center of the Ministry of Health at number 0 800 60 20 19.

In order to become a qualified rescuer, it is necessary to acquire special theoretical and practical knowledge. This can be done either at a specialized higher educational institution or by completing special courses organized by the Emergency Situations Service of Ukraine (State Emergency Service of Ukraine).

Yes, it will be necessary to redo the technical passport for the apartment. To obtain a valid technical passport, you must contact BTI or another specialized company.

To increase the balcony, it is necessary to obtain the appropriate permission from the Department of Urban Planning.

So. In accordance with Article 164 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, malicious evasion of the payment of child support (alimony) established by a court decision, as well as malicious evasion of parents from supporting minor or disabled children in their care, is punishable by community service for a period of eighty to one hundred and twenty hours, or probation supervision for a term of up to two years, or restriction of freedom for the same term.

In civil proceedings: Proceedings in absentia are a special procedure for consideration and resolution of a civil case in the absence of the defendant, who has been duly notified of the time and place of the trial and who has not received an application for consideration of the case in his absence or if the reasons for non-appearance notified by him are recognized disrespectful, the plaintiff does not object to such a resolution of the case and the court can make a decision in absentia based on the evidence available in the case. Absentee proceedings are an additional guarantee to the plaintiff against the defendant's abuse of procedural rights, elimination of the reasons for delaying the process, compliance by the courts with the terms of consideration of the case. However, in some cases, consideration of cases in absentia proceedings does not simplify, but rather complicates the process and gives the defendant the opportunity to delay it, since he has the right to cancel the absentee decision by the court that passed it, after which the case is considered in the general procedure.

In criminal proceedings: Special pre-trial investigation and special trial are otherwise called "in absentia" (from Latin - in absence). This means that the investigation or court can conduct criminal proceedings without the suspect or the accused, when they are hiding from justice. Extraordinary procedures of criminal proceedings are mainly intended to ensure the inevitability of punishment of the guilty and to give suspects or accused persons the right to defense, even when they are not in the courtroom.

The concept of "legitimacy" can be identified with the support of the people. The issue of the legitimacy of President Volodymyr Zelenskyi is currently controversial.

The Central Election Commission believes that there are no problems with the legitimacy of President Volodymyr Zelensky after May 20. In the opinion of the commission, he should fulfill his powers before taking office as a successor. And presidential elections must be held within 30 days after the end of martial law.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted a resolution "On Amendments to the Rules for Crossing the State Border by Citizens of Ukraine." By a corresponding decision, the government made changes to the rules for crossing the border by full-time students. The document stipulates that male students will be able to cross the border during martial law if they:

• aged 18 to 22, not subject to conscription for military service during mobilization;

• study full-time in higher education institutions of Ukraine of state or communal ownership and obtain a bachelor's degree (master's degree in medicine, pharmacy or veterinary field);

• are participants in educational academic mobility;

• go to study in foreign educational institutions for one semester.

If the patient's health was harmed as a result of the actions or inaction of the medical staff, he has the right to file a lawsuit against the health care institution demanding compensation for material or moral damage. The claim for compensation for moral (non-property) damage must state what this damage consists of, what wrongful actions or inactions caused it to the plaintiff, what considerations he used to determine the amount of damage, and what evidence supports this.

Material damage includes two categories: actual damages and lost income opportunities. The first can include expenses that a person had to incur as a result of the injury (for example, the purchase of drugs, a prosthesis, etc.). They can be confirmed and calculated by providing checks or other evidence of the value of the purchased property. The category of lost income opportunities, as a rule, is associated with the loss of working capacity due to a medical error. In this case, the degree of disability and the amount of damages are determined during the forensic medical examination.

Further treatment of a person, which became necessary as a result of an error by the medical staff, can also be reimbursed.

Ukrainians from the age of 18, regardless of basic military training or service, will receive a deferment until they reach the mobilization age, i.e. from 25 years of age. Regarding granting a deferment to a person who graduated from the military department of reserve officers, the draft law does not provide for this. As a general rule, reserve officers are subject to conscription during general mobilization.