Suchergebnisse

The article deals with issues related to the regulation of personal non-proprietary relations of parents and children, which are relevant at the present time as they provide the child with legal protection and the realization of opportunities. The main attention is paid to the issue of determining the child's citizenship under the laws of the Russian Federation and foreign law if there is a foreign element, which is applied when establishing the legal status of the child, which connects it with the state, giving the said person political and legal status of a citizen who distinguishes him from foreign citizens and stateless persons, in each case with a set of rights and obligations and responsibilities. Often, this status remains insufficiently regulated in the legislation of foreign countries, as well as in domestic law. It covers an issue related to the law applied when a conflict arises when establishing and disputing the child's origin from specific parents in the presence of a foreign element in foreign and Russian legislation, which often causes certain difficulties in establishing and disputing this fact, conferring on those persons mutual rights and obligations and depriving their rights and obligations. The provisions contained in foreign legislation must be used in the law–enforcement practice of the Russian Federation. The establishment of paternity (maternity) is considered in the article as a legal act and as a way to protect the rights of the child, since if the claim is satisfied, the violated rights of the said person are restored: the right to live and be brought up in a family, to know their parents. The Institute of the legalization of children born out of wedlock is considered, which has wide application in foreign legislation and is relevant for fixing in Russian law.

Civil law States that the legal capacity of individuals is defined as the ability of the individual to have rights and obligations. This legal category arises from birth and ceases with death, it characterizes a person as a living being and does not depend on age and health. However, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that it can be limited by a court decision, in particular in criminal proceedings it can be expressed in deprivation of the right to engage in certain activities, to occupy certain positions. The article reveals the content of legal capacity in private international law, the basic powers included in the legal capacity, in particular, the right to a name, its use and protection, analyzes the foreign legislation concerning the procedure of recognition as missing and the Declaration of a person as dead. The article deals with the conflict issues arising in the foreign and Russian legislation in the regulation of relations included in the content of legal capacity, the study of international legislation characterizing the legal status of the person.