Usually, children stay with their mother, and many fathers at the same time do their best to avoid the maintenance of crumbs and the performance of their parental responsibilities. Meanwhile, there are other examples when caring, loving and attentive popes insist that the child remain with them.
It is worth noting that in some situations, women do not bother to raise a child, and gladly give it to the second parent. In general, each family has different circumstances, and the need to leave the child with the pope can arise even from the most prosperous mother.
In this article, we will tell you how you can leave the child with his father in a divorce, if the mother does not have the opportunity or desire to raise her child by herself.
How after the divorce to leave the child with his father?
As noted above, divorce in the presence of spouses of children under 18 years in Russia and Ukraine is carried out exclusively by the court. To leave a son or daughter with your father, you will have to prove at the time of divorce the existence of such circumstances as:
- unsuitable way of life of the mother and, on the contrary, the well-being of the father;
- financial security of the pope, good stable work and high income, these factors will be able to confirm the circumstances that the father of the baby has more opportunities for its maintenance;
- the presence of certain mental abnormalities in the mother, as well as her limited ability to act;
- the degree of responsibility of the father for his child is greater than that of the mother;
the traveling nature of the work of the mother, because of which she can not carry out the necessary care for the baby; - the desire of a teenager older than 10 years to stay with his father and his strong attachment to his father.
When the court passes a decision to leave the son or daughter with the pope, the mother does not lose the right to educate him and is responsible for the maintenance of the baby along with his father. If the parties are unable to agree on their own, the court may additionally determine the schedule of visits of the mother with her son or daughter, as well as the recovery from her alimony for the maintenance of the child until his majority.