Confío temporal voluntario de la patria potestad en sede notarial.

Abstract

Parental rights is the right that parents maintain over their minor children and non-emancipated adolescents, which causes that when one of them wants to make a decision about and, for the benefit of the minor or minor, who needs authorization of the other parent; and, this problem arises in cases of disintegrated homes, that is, divorced, separated, fathers or mothers who have abandoned their children, directly harming the minor, who for not having the authorization of his other absent parent is deprived of Many competent activities at your age, not counting in extreme cases such as medical emergencies. The notary authorized to give public faith to the acts or contracts authorized before him by request of the parties, one way or another helps to decongest the procedural burden that exists in the judicial units of Ecuador, with reference to cases of voluntary acts; and, among one of the many social problems that arise in the Ecuadorian reality, there is the voluntary temporary trust of the parental rights of minor children and adolescents, it should be emphasized that this occurs as long as the minors are not Emancipated. Therefore, it is very feasible for users to be able to access before a notary public, and this by means of an act authorizes the voluntary temporary trust of the parental rights of minor children between 13 and 17 years only and exclusively between parents, thus guaranteeing both rights of the child, such as the principles of legal certainty and procedural economy, taking into account that the notary is fully authorized to authorize any act 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.