When it comes to parents’ rights, the Romanian courts usually decide on the exercise of parental authority, the child’s residence, maintenance, contact arrangements and similar matters.
The courts can also resolve other disputes between parents, such as the child’s name, schooling, extracurricular activities, holidays, residence and so on.
Cases about parents’ rights are emotionally charged and often complex. Alina Szilaghi takes care to keep the focus on the human, common-sense aspects. Where possible, we try to settle disputes between parents amicably by negotiating an agreement that works for both. Where that is not possible, our clients receive assistance and advice throughout the proceedings.
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