The delegation, in whole or in part, of parental authority will result from the judgment handed down by the family affairs judge.
However, the delegation judgment may provide, for the child’s educational needs, that the father and mother, or one of them, will share all or part of the exercise of parental authority with the delegated third party. Sharing requires the agreement of the parent(s) insofar as they exercise parental authority. The presumption of article 372-2 is applicable in respect of acts performed by the delegator(s) and the delegatee.
The judge may be seised of any difficulties that the shared exercise of parental authority may generate by the parents, one of them, the delegatee or the public prosecutor. He shall rule in accordance with the provisions of article 373-2-11.