Civil Act — Article 924-2 (Adjudication on partial restriction of parental authority)

Where a person with parental authority has harmed or is likely to harm the welfare of his or her child due to any cause making it impracticable or inappropriate for him or her to exercise his or her parental authority over a specific matter, such as designating the domicile for the child, or any decision on the child’s personal affairs, the Family Court may adjudicate on partial restriction on his or her parental authority, specifying the detailed scope thereof, upon the application of the child, any of the relatives of the child, a public prosecutor, or the head of a local government. <Amended on Jan. 26, 2021>[This Article Added on Oct. 15, 2014]