Parental authority is a set of rights and duties with the interests of the child as their ultimate goal.
It belongs to the parents until the child reaches majority or emancipation to protect the child’s safety, health and morality, to ensure the child’s education and enable the child’s development, with due respect for the child’s person.
Parental authority is exercised without physical or psychological violence.
Parents involve the child in decisions that concern him or her, in accordance with his or her age and degree of maturity.
Parental authority is exercised without physical or psychological violence.