Articles 53.1 and 53.2 of the Family Code provide that a child has a right to have a forename, patronymic and surname, and that the name given to a child is based on the parents’ consent.

Dr T. conducted interviews with each child and the parents.

    Parents have the right to seek the return of their child from any person who retains the child not in accordance with the law or a court decision.

After the birth of A.E.Z. on 24   May 2006, the applicant continued to care for the child and to support A.Z. and the child financially, including paying the rent and utility bills for the apartment

child was aged 16 or over.

It considered that the child had already been integrated in the new environment. Accordingly, it held that it was in the best interests of the child that she remained with her mother.

an unusual level of hostility for a seven and a half year old child.

On 10 May 1999, an official of the Child Care and Protection Board also met with the two children.

The Government concluded that, if a defendant had not been afforded an opportunity to put questions to a complainant child, a recorded account from the child in question could be assessed by weighing its

She refused to leave the premises as long as her child was not helped by someone else.

  The child was made a ward of court.

with the ultimate aim of reuniting the natural parent and the child.

  The applicant emphatically denied that she had exaggerated any of J's symptoms or that she had overdosed the child.

raise his or her child and shall entrust the child to another individual, an institution or another legal entity providing social services, if [that parent] significantly neglects [his or her duty] to

four separate elements: the amount needed to support the child, the assessable income of the parents, the deduction rate or proportion of the assessable income which will go to the child and the protected

Within the context of proceedings relating to the promotion and protection [of the rights of a child], a court may place a child in care with a view to future adoption if the emotional ties characteristic

The guardian is also responsible for the child having the supervision needed due to the child’s age, development and other circumstances, and should ensure that the child is adequately provided for and

On 1 July 2004 the Slobozia District Court granted a request submitted by C.C. and established the applicant’s paternity of her child. 8.

of the child; placing a child in a foster family for the purpose of adoption may only be authorised if it is to be expected that adoption will later be authorised.