Custodia de menores por abuelos

This guide addresses the detailed study of the institution of guardianship and custody of minors in those cases in which it is exceptionally attributed to third parties, especially grandparents or other relatives, even when one or both parents have parental authority. The different aspects of guardianship and custody attributed to grandparents or other relatives are analyzed, with an eminently practical approach, as well as the role of parents in these cases, and the rights and obligations that correspond to them with respect to minors, with special attention reference to the best interests of the minor as a guiding principle in the matter. Throughout the guide, the reader will be provided with the jurisprudential analysis of the most relevant and recent cases, among them the one included in the pioneering ruling issued by a court in the province of Pontevedra that grants custody of minors to grandparents before the lack of interest on the part of parents, as well as the resolution of frequently asked questions and a selection of interest forms that contribute to facilitating practical mastery of the subject.