How to apply voluntary refusal of paternity?
On the territory of Russia, the procedure for the renunciation of paternity occurs only in a judicial procedure, and is possible when there is a person who is ready to assume the responsibility for the maintenance and upbringing of small crumbs. The refusal of paternity by mutual agreement is the transfer of the duties and rights of the little girl to the future daddy.
In Russia, parents who decided to resort to this procedure, it is necessary to prepare some documents:
- the consent of the father of the crumbs to his adoption by the "new pope" in writing;
- consent of the mother to the adoption of her baby by another man, prepared in writing;
- written consent of the future pope with the fact that he agrees to become the father of the youngster.
The above mentioned documents that confirm voluntary renunciation of paternity must be notarized and submitted together with the application and additional documents, as a rule, copies (father's passports, marriage and divorce certificates, etc.) to the guardianship and trusteeship body.
He, in turn, submits to the careless parent an action against the judicial authority demanding to deprive him of the rights to the baby. If the court makes a positive decision to refuse paternity by mutual agreement, then in Russia, in other matters, as in Ukraine, this decision is fixed by changing the data on the father in the birth certificate of the child.
Refusal of paternity by mutual agreement in Ukraine
The procedure that allows you to change the father of a youngster in Ukraine is somewhat different. And the main difference is that the mother of the child sues the court.
In addition to the standard package of documents (passports, marriage certificates, etc.), the Permit of the Guardianship Authority is submitted to the court, stating that the deprivation of paternity rights is a measure aimed at respecting the interests and rights of crumbs. In addition, it is worth remembering written agreements, previously certified by a notary, which are submitted by both parties to the court: the mother and the biological daddy of the baby. Of course, there is no agreement on the abolition of paternity, but the document in which a man refuses his little child will have to be submitted to a judicial body.
So, apparently, such a procedure does not represent a great deal of complexity. The list of documents and sample applications can be easily found in court and in the guardianship authorities. And if the package of documents is collected correctly, the court issues a positive decision in 95% of cases out of 100.