The article deals with an analysis of a common procedural corrective measure for all proceedings concerning the care of minors. By dissecting the individual subsets within this group of uncontested proceedings, it delineates the most suitable approach for courts to ensure the fulfillment of this corrective measure, which is in the best interest of the child.
The aim of the article is to demonstrate that the systematic strengthening of the role of the minor in these proceedings can lead to courts issuing decisions that are as closely aligned as possible with the best interests of the child and their family life.