Features of Legal Regulation of Disputes About Children, Domestic and Foreign Experience

This article examines the features of the legal regulation of litigation related to the upbringing and communication of children after divorce proceedings. The authors analyze various aspects, including establishing the child’s place of residence, resolving issues related to communication with parents and other relatives, as well as taking into account his interests and opinions. The findings are based on a review of existing legislation, case law and academic research in the field of family law. The authors highlight key principles and norms that should be taken into account when resolving disputes about children, such as: the principles of the best interests of the child, equal rights of parents and respect for the child's rights to communicate with both parents. Researchers examine various approaches to resolving disputes about children, including litigation, mediation, and alternative conflict resolution. Focusing on improving legislation and judicial practice in our country to ensure fair and effective regulation of such disputes, taking into account the characteristics of the specific situation and the needs of each child.