Discharge of minors
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2025 7:15 am
If a minor is registered in municipal housing, but actually lives elsewhere with the other parent, then his/her removal from the register is possible through the court. Before filing a claim, it is necessary to obtain the consent of the guardianship authorities. The court must not only be informed of the fact that the child lives at another address, but also prove it.
Participation of representatives of guardianship authorities in legal proceedings concerning the rights and interests of children is mandatory.
It is almost impossible to deregister a minor from an apartment that was privatized before his birth and, accordingly, before he was registered in it. For example, guardianship authorities or the phone number database court may refuse the application, since it is possible to register the child only in housing of poorer quality (smaller area, without repairs), which is considered an infringement of his rights.
If a minor has a share in privatized housing, that is, was registered in it at the time of privatization, then deregistration (even by court order) is impossible, and guardianship authorities have the right to suspend deregistration or subsequent transactions at any time, and also demand that the signed contracts be declared invalid.
During trials involving minors who have reached the age of 10, their opinion on the disputed issue is taken into account.
Registration of children is only possible with one of the parents.
Participation of representatives of guardianship authorities in legal proceedings concerning the rights and interests of children is mandatory.
It is almost impossible to deregister a minor from an apartment that was privatized before his birth and, accordingly, before he was registered in it. For example, guardianship authorities or the phone number database court may refuse the application, since it is possible to register the child only in housing of poorer quality (smaller area, without repairs), which is considered an infringement of his rights.
If a minor has a share in privatized housing, that is, was registered in it at the time of privatization, then deregistration (even by court order) is impossible, and guardianship authorities have the right to suspend deregistration or subsequent transactions at any time, and also demand that the signed contracts be declared invalid.
During trials involving minors who have reached the age of 10, their opinion on the disputed issue is taken into account.
Registration of children is only possible with one of the parents.