GROUNDS AND PROCEDURE FOR RELEASING OF ADULT DAUGHTER AND SON FROM OBLIGATION TO MAINTAIN THEIR PARENTS

Abstract

In the current conditions of family law development, the issue of releasing adult daughters and sons from the obligation to support their parents is becoming increasingly relevant. This problem affects both legal and social aspects of relationships between family members. The article examines the regulatory and legal regulation of this issue, analyzes the grounds on which children can be released from parental support, as well as the procedure for resolving such cases in court.One of the key aspects of the study is the determination of the grounds that allow releasing adult children from the obligation to support. These include: improper fulfillment by parents of their responsibilities for raising children, the presence of facts of abuse by parents of their rights, financial insolvency of children or other circumstances that indicate the unfoundedness of support. The author emphasizes that these grounds should be clearly outlined in the legislation to avoid ambiguous interpretation and ensure fairness in resolving disputes.Particular attention is paid to the analysis of judicial practice, which demonstrates that decisions in such cases often depend on the subjective assessment of judges and insufficient consideration of the moral and ethical aspects of the relationship between parents and children.The article also describes the procedure for considering cases regarding the release of adult children from the obligation to support their parents. The importance of adhering to the principles of legality, fairness and proportionality when making decisions is emphasized. It is proposed to improve the mechanism for judicial consideration of such cases by introducing clearer procedural rules that would take into account the individual circumstances of each specific case.The results of the study are aimed at forming an effective system of legal regulation that will ensure a balance of interests of adult children and parents, facilitate the resolution of family conflicts and contribute to the strengthening of family relations in modern society. The author emphasizes that improving the legal mechanism in this area will not only protect the rights of all participants in family relations, but also ensure stability and predictability of law enforcement practice.The article will be useful for scholars, practicing lawyers, judges and other specialists dealing with family law issues, as well as for developers of regulatory legal acts in this area.