No, the guardianship authority’s participation in courts and the issuance of conclusions is a free state service.
No, the guardianship authority’s participation in courts and the issuance of conclusions is a free state service.
Yes, if there is a threat to the child’s life and health, the center can independently petition the court to restrict parental rights or remove the child from the family.
Yes, the social worker specifically studies the opinion of a child who has reached the age of 10 and presents it to the court (Appendix 1, Clause 6).
An electronic assessment report regarding the child’s living conditions, family environment, the child’s relationship with the parents, and the child’s own opinion.
In all cases concerning the determination of the child’s place of residence, deprivation (or restoration) of parental rights, adoption, and removal of a child.
Upon receiving a court request, the social worker assesses the situation, prepares a justified conclusion within one working day, and submits it to the court.
An employee of the “Inson” social services center participates as a representative of the guardianship and sponsorship authority to protect the child’s best interests.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 893, dated December 27, 2024 (Appendix 1, Clause 6, sub-clause “z”).
Generally, a general permit is issued for a specific period (e.g., one year) to receive monthly payments for the child’s daily needs. A separate permit may be required for large purchases.
If the guardian spends the funds contrary to the child’s interests, the guardianship authority will deny the permit and consider removing the guardian from their duties (Appendix 1).