In general, the consent of both parents, holding parental rights and obligations, are not required when a minor child is in need of medical treatment or surgical operation. Conflict arises when consent by parents (or a parent when the other parent is deceased or cannot be found) or a care-giver are refused. Often conflict arises …
Often children become embroiled in litigious matters where decisions pertaining to their primary residency and care, contact and/or emigration, needs to be taken. Eventhough the Children’s Act (38 of 2005) is aimed at also taking into consideration the wishes of minor children, it is often disregarded by a parent/caregiver in want of his/her own need/agenda. …
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