Parental rights means any and all rights and duties
Parental rights means parental rights and responsibilities, parenting time, or any other similar right established by the laws of this state with respect to a child. "Parental rights" does not include the parental duty of support for a child.
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Parental rights to a child may be terminated by the children’s court ac- cording to the procedures in this sec- tion.
If the Subscriber does not assign benefits to the Provider, the Plan will make payment for Covered Services to the Subscriber.
Parental rights to a child may be terminated only by an adoption decree or by a court order terminating parental rights.
Parental rights to 1 or more siblings of the child have been terminated due to serious and chronic neglect or physical or sexual abuse, and prior attempts to rehabilitate the parents have been unsuccessful.
Confidentiality of information(2) Parental rights to inspect, review and request amendment of education records.
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Parental rights means any and all rights and duties regarding a parent to a minor child, including, but not limited to, custodial rights and visitational rights and rights to participate in the decisions affecting a minor child.
Parental rights means legal rights to exercise control over a child within the limits of the law and to fulfill the responsibilities, duties and obligations of a parent to a child, including without limitation providing the child with:
Parental rights means the legally recognized rights to act as a parent, to care for, to name, and to claim custodial rights with respect to a child.
Parental rights means all rights of a parent with reference to a child, including parental right to control, to withhold consent to an adoption or to receive notice of a hearing on a petition for adoption;
Parental rights means [F11guardianship], custody or access, as the case may require, and any right or authority relating to the welfare or upbringing of a child conferred on a parent by any rule of law;
Parental rights means all of the legal rights, and the corresponding legal obligations, that go along with being the parent of a child, which include: the right to legal and physical custody of the child, the right to physical access or visitation with the child, the right to inherit property from the child and to have the child inherit property from the parent, the right to consent to medical care and treatment for the child, the right to consent to the marriage of the child or its enlistment in military service, the ability to contract on behalf of the child, the obligation to provide financial support for the child, the responsibility to provide a legal defense of the child in legal proceedings, the obligation to care for, direct and supervise the child, the obligation to be legally liable for certain damages caused by the child, the obligation to see that the child attends school, and the obligation to protect the child and provide a safe living environment for the child. [http://glossary.adoption.com/parental-rights.html]