Child Relocation: Protecting Minors’ Best Interests

Super-exclusive custody, as an institution created by jurisprudence which prevents the non-custodial parent from participating even in the decisions of greatest interest to the minor, constituting a strongly limiting determination of the exercise of parental responsibility and of the minor’s right to co-parenting, requires the rigorous verification of a radical, serious and rigorously ascertained opposition to the interests of the minor, constituted by evidence of seriously prejudicial conduct attributable to the non-custodial parent. This is established by the Civil Court of Cassation, section. I, ordinance 10 December 2025, n. 32058.