Supreme Court: Mother Can Decide Child’s Surname After Remarriage
The Supreme Court ruled that a mother, as the natural guardian, can choose her child’s surname after remarrying. This decision emphasizes the child’s well-being and identity.
The Supreme Court ruled that a mother, as the natural guardian, can choose her child’s surname after remarrying. This decision emphasizes the child’s well-being and identity.
The Chhattisgarh High Court has awarded custody of a minor girl to her mother, citing the need for special care during puberty. The court emphasized that a father cannot adequately address the biological changes a girl undergoes between the ages of 10 to 15.
The Chhattisgarh High Court ruled that custody of a girl aged 10-15 should be with her mother, citing the special care required during puberty that a father may not provide. The court emphasized the welfare of the child as paramount.