ДА ЛИ ЈЕ УСТАВНО ПРАВО И ДАНАС ДАЉЕ ВАЖНО?
Владан Петров
Отвори публикацијуIn the past decade, the institutes of parental care and children’s rights in Croatian Family law have undergone several changes. These changes began with the adoption of Family Act of 2014 and Family Act of 2015, which introduced the child’s right to in formed consent, non-contentious proceedings of mandatory counselling and family mediation, and the sole exercise of parental care in cases where parents could not reach an agreement on a joint parental care plan. The changes continued with the Same-Sex Life Partnership Act, which established provisions regarding the parental care of a life partner and the partner’s care. Additionally, jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights, encouraged the Croatian legislator to change provisions related to child adoption when child’s biological parent has been deprived of parental care.