Deprivation of business capacity is a court procedure in which it is established that a person is deprived of business capacity, that he is no longer capable of independently taking care of his rights, obligations and protecting his interests.
The primary goal of this article is to make a distinction between two important concepts that are very often mixed up in everyday communication, and which in law have a significantly different meaning and significance – guardianship and exercise of parental rights.
Parental right is a set of powers that parents have in relation to the child, i.e., about the right and duty of parents to take care of the child, which includes custody, upbringing, education, representation of the child, child support and management and disposal of the child’s property.
