The Non-Obviousness of the Type Selection of Civil Proceedings in the Protection of Children’s Rights

Introduction: the existence of exhaustive types of civil proceedings causes some problems with its definition when considering cases related to the protection of children’s rights. The study of the order and methods of protecting children’s rights is highly relevant since the protection of children’s rights is the main parental duty and gives children the opportunity to grow and develop in a sense of security with the support of parents or their surrogates. First of all, it is necessary to determine the object and types of subjects of protection, as well as in what order it is necessary to implement the protection of children’s rights. The purpose of the study: to identify, based on the characteristics of the object, the parties of the protection of children’s rights, the mechanism for determining the type of civil proceedings for the successful defense of the rights and legitimate interests of the child. Methods: induction, deduction, analysis and formal legal methods. Results: the priority forms, types and methods of protecting the rights and legitimate interests of children are identified. The specific suggestions on the research topic are given. Conclusions: the protection of children is primarily the responsibility of parents. The choice of the form and method of protection, as well as the specific type of civil proceedings, depends on the legal requirements and the benefits being protected, as well as the interests of children.

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Legal Concept
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.15688/lc.jvolsu.2024.4.6
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European and International Law Studies
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The Non-Obviousness of the Type Selection of Civil Proceedings in the Protection of Children’s Rights

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Abstract

Introduction: the existence of exhaustive types of civil proceedings causes some problems with its definition when considering cases related to the protection of children’s rights. The study of the order and methods of protecting children’s rights is highly relevant since the protection of children’s rights is the main parental duty and gives children the opportunity to grow and develop in a sense of security with the support of parents or their surrogates. First of all, it is necessary to determine the object and types of subjects of protection, as well as in what order it is necessary to implement the protection of children’s rights. The purpose of the study: to identify, based on the characteristics of the object, the parties of the protection of children’s rights, the mechanism for determining the type of civil proceedings for the successful defense of the rights and legitimate interests of the child. Methods: induction, deduction, analysis and formal legal methods. Results: the priority forms, types and methods of protecting the rights and legitimate interests of children are identified. The specific suggestions on the research topic are given. Conclusions: the protection of children is primarily the responsibility of parents. The choice of the form and method of protection, as well as the specific type of civil proceedings, depends on the legal requirements and the benefits being protected, as well as the interests of children.

Legal ConceptVol. 23(4)
The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
European and International Law Studies
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