Family · Case commented
Parental agreement on religious training and activities of the child
Anonymized summary · Document examined: agreement examined
An agreement of divorce It reserved to the consensus of both parents decisions about the religious or secular orientation of the child and their participation in certain acts of worship. It also included medical and educational decisions.
What was proposed
The clause sought to specify which issues were not within the daily organization of each home. The question was to identify the areas of joint decision and the way to communicate the proposals.
Keys to understand the case
The case allows for the presentation of a family organization agreement based on convictions and training, without imposing a specific religious option. The summary describes what the parties intended to agree on and does not attribute to that clause a general effect on other families. Nor does it claim that there was any subsequent litigation for its compliance.
Documentation to study a similar issue
- Complete agreement.
- Resolutions governing the exercise of parental responsibility.
- Communications about the specific decision being discussed.