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Publication date: 11.02.2025
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Cases of Recognition and Enforcement of a Foreign Court Decision on Adoption
In this case, the issue concerned the adoption of a Ukrainian citizen by a Greek citizen by decision of a Greek court. To legally formalize this fact in Ukraine, a procedure for the recognition and enforcement of the foreign court decision was carried out. The procedure included filing an application to the court, preparing documents, their review by the court, and issuing the corresponding decision.
The recognition of foreign court decisions in Ukraine is an important element of international cooperation in family law. According to current legislation, such decisions must be officially recognized to have legal effect in Ukraine. The procedure includes submitting documents such as the foreign court's decision, the adoption certificate, documents confirming the citizenship of the adoptee and the adopter, and other relevant materials.
After the court issued the decision on the recognition and enforcement of the foreign court act, changes were made to the birth record. Based on this, the client received a new birth certificate in accordance with Ukrainian law. This certificate serves as official confirmation that the adoption has legal force in Ukraine.
Case Details
- Plaintiff: Ukrainian citizen adopted by a Greek citizen.
- Place of adoption decision: Greece.
- Documents: Greek court decision, adoption certificate, birth certificate, documents confirming citizenship.
Result
- Decision: Recognition and enforcement of the foreign court decision on adoption.
- Consequences: Changes were made to the birth record, and a new birth certificate was issued.
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Questions and Answers
Question
What documents are required for the recognition of a foreign court decision in Ukraine?
Answer
The foreign court decision, adoption certificate, documents confirming the citizenship of the adoptee and adopter, and other supporting documents must be submitted.
Question
How long does the process of recognizing a foreign court decision take?
Answer
Typically, this process can take from one to three months, depending on the complexity of the case and the availability of all necessary documents.
Question
Can the decision to recognize a foreign court act in Ukraine be appealed?
Answer
Yes, the decision can be appealed in the case of violations or non-compliance with current Ukrainian legislation.
Why Should You Consult a Lawyer?
- Legal Consultation: Qualified advice on the recognition of foreign decisions.
- Rights Protection: Professional support for the client during all legal procedures.
- Time Efficiency: Fast and accurate resolution of the case.
Legal Support: Assistance at all stages, from document submission to the final decision.
International Support: Assistance in recognizing foreign court decisions.
Document Processing: Professional preparation of all necessary documents.
The case of recognition and enforcement of the foreign court decision on adoption was successfully resolved. The client received a new birth certificate, confirming the legal establishment of the adoption in Ukraine.
