The state strengthens the protection of children's property rights: new rules

Ukrainian legislation carefully protects children's rights when concluding real estate transactions. According to the norms, parents cannot independently resolve issues regarding their children's property. For transactions requiring notarization, permission from guardianship authorities is necessary. If one parent conducts a transaction with the child's property, it is considered consent from the second parent, but it is possible to go to court to annul the transaction.

The legislation distinguishes between two types of partial legal capacity: minors (under 14 years) have partial civil capacity, while adolescents (14-18 years) have limited civil capacity. Both categories can only independently carry out minor household transactions that correspond to their age and involve items of small value.

For minors, all transactions with property are carried out exclusively by legal representatives, and for adolescents - only with written consent from parents and permission from the guardianship authority. The state carefully studies each case to prevent possible violations of minors' rights during property transactions.

Ukrainian legislation has important principles regarding the protection of minors' rights in real estate transactions. The state establishes strict rules that are designed to help prevent possible abuses and ensure the well-being of children in such situations.