French Civil CodeIn force
Section 3: Delegation of parental authority
Article 377-3
The right to consent to the adoption of a minor is never delegated.
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The right to consent to the adoption of a minor is never delegated.
The adoption of the child of the other member of the couple is not subject to an age condition for the adopter.
An adoption is international 1° Where a minor habitually resident in a foreign State has been, is being or is to be moved, in connection with his or her adoption, to France, where the adopter or adopt…
…er solution. If it has been necessary to entrust the child to a person or institution, the parents retain a right to correspond and a right of access and accommodation. The judge will determine how th…
…arty, it may have regard to any agreements that the father and mother may have freely entered into between themselves on this subject, unless one of them can show serious grounds for revoking his or h…
If one of the father and mother dies or is deprived of the exercise of parental authority, the other shall exercise this authority alone, unless he or she has been deprived of it by a previous court d…
…father and mother, leave the family home and may only be removed from it in cases of necessity as determined by law.
If neither father nor mother is left in a position to exercise parental authority, guardianship shall be opened as stated in article 390 below.
The delegation may, in all cases, be terminated or transferred by a new judgment, if new circumstances can be justified. In the event that the restitution of the child is granted to the father and mot…
…one of the parents on the other, or by a lack of care or direction, clearly endanger the child's safety, health or morals.Parental authority may likewise be totally withdrawn, when an educational assi…
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