Danubius International Conferences, 11th International Conference on European Integration - Realities and Perspectives
About Changing the Home of the Minor. Theoretical and Practical Approach
Last modified: 2016-04-04
Abstract
The home of the minor, whether it is a child born in or out of wedlock, it shall be established by understanding parents (or by notary or by transaction in front of the judge), and otherwise, by decision of the court, the legislator indicating as being the sole principle for finding the evidence, the overriding interest of the minor. Once established this housing, it cannot be changed without the consent of the other parent to which the minor does not live. The litigations arise where either parent with whom the child wants to move in, to another town in the country or abroad, or when the other parent, the recipient of a program of visits, calls the child to live with him, sometimes refusing to return a child.
