The transfer of residence of minor children is a delicate matter that often arises at the end of a marriage or cohabitation. In a legal context, it is essential to understand the rights and responsibilities of parents, especially when the custodial parent wishes to move with the children, whether within the national territory or abroad.
In Italy, the transfer of residence of minor children involves compliance with specific legal norms. The law stipulates that any decision regarding minor children must be made with their best interest in mind. This principle guides judicial decisions concerning custody and residence, ensuring that the change does not compromise the psychological and physical well-being of the minor.
One of the key aspects is the consent of the non-custodial parent. If the custodial parent wishes to move with the children, it is necessary to obtain the agreement of the non-custodial parent. In the absence of consent, it may be necessary to turn to the court for authorization.
"The well-being of the minor is always a priority."
If you find yourself in the situation of having to face a transfer of residence for your minor children, it is essential to be well-informed and prepared to follow the correct legal procedures. The Bianucci Law Firm is at your disposal to provide you with the necessary advice. Contact our team of experts for personalized legal support at every stage of the process.