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How the court deprives parents of their rights
One of the parents or the guardian, the child’s trustee, the prosecutor, the commission on juvenile affairs or other state body may file a claim with the court for the deprivation of parental rights of one or both parents.
The prosecutor and a representative of the guardianship authority must be summoned to court.
When the court deprives one of the parents of parental rights, the child is transferred to the other parent. When the court deprives both parents of their parental rights, the child is transferred to the guardianship authority.
Parents who have been deprived of parental rights by the court lose the rights of parents in relation to the child: the right to participate in upbringing, the right to receive maintenance from the child when the child grows up, the right to receive a pension in case of disability and death of the grown-up child, the right to be the legitimate heir of the child.