Application for restitution of the child interim order

    This service is provided by the judiciary.

    Personal custody includes the right to demand the surrender of the child from anyone who withholds it from the parents or one of the parents.

    Description

    Personal custody includes the right to demand the surrender of the child from anyone who withholds it from the parents or one of the parents. This right can be exercised before the family court. If there is an urgent need, this can be done in proceedings for a temporary injunction.

    Competent office

    The family court decides on the application for surrender of the child at the local court with local jurisdiction for you. In Hesse, not all local courts have family courts (§ 5 of the Jurisdiction of Justice Ordinance). You can find the local court with local jurisdiction for you via the Federal and State Justice Portal.

    Contact point

    Contact person

    Ihr zuständiges Amtsgericht finden Sie über das Orts- und Gerichtsverzeichnis

    Internet

    Version

    Technisch erstellt on 07.07.2011

    Technisch geändert on 09.10.2023

    Language version

    Deutsch

    Sprache: de

    Technisch erstellt on 07.06.2017

    Technisch geändert on 14.05.2025

    Required documents

    Documents used to substantiate the alleged facts, e.g. an affidavit

    Forms

    None

    Prerequisites

    • Persons entitled to apply are persons who are holders of the right to determine the child's residence.
    • Complaint within two weeks according to §§ 57 sentence 2 no. 2, 58 ff. FamFG, if an urgent application for the return of the child to the other parent was decided on the basis of oral discussion

    Procedure

    The application for a temporary injunction for the surrender of the child must be submitted to the competent district court - family court.

    • You must substantiate the application and substantiate the conditions for the order, e.g. by submitting an affidavit of the alleged facts.
    • It is initially at the discretion of the district court, in this case: the family court, whether it decides on the application for a temporary injunction after a prior oral hearing or in written proceedings without an oral hearing. In most cases, the other party is also given the opportunity to comment before a decision is made.
    • The court must hear the parents and the youth welfare office and, in most cases, the child. Such consultation may be dispensed with only for serious reasons. This not only serves the rights of those affected, but also enables the court to gain a personal impression of the parties involved.
    • If the decision was given without an oral hearing, it may subsequently be requested that a new decision be made on the basis of an oral hearing before the family court.
    • If the respondent does not comply with the request, the court may order coercive measures to surrender the child to the competent bailiff. This can lead to a search of the apartment and the help of the police.

    Deadlines

    There are no deadlines to observe.

    Processing time

    - depending on the individual case

    Note: Applications for a temporary injunction will be dealt with expedited as summary proceedings before the court.

    Costs

    • Legal expenses
    • if applicable, costs for the appointed lawyer

    Notes (specifics)

    Area of validity

    Hesse

    Official approval

    Officially approved by Hessian Ministry of Justice on 18.06.2021

    Version

    Technisch erstellt on 17.02.2021

    Technisch geändert on 08.07.2024

    Keywords

    elterliche Sorge, Aufenthaltsbestimmung, Scheidung der Eltern, Eltern, Gefährdung, Aufenthaltsort, Sorgerechtsverfahren, Personensorge, Trennung der Eltern, Eilverfahren, Kindesherausgabe, einstweilige Anordnung, Kindeswohl

    Language version

    Deutsch

    Sprache: de

    Technisch erstellt on 07.06.2017

    Technisch geändert on 14.05.2025

    Englisch

    Sprache: en

    Sprachbezeichnung nativ:

    English

    Technisch erstellt on 07.07.2021

    Technisch geändert on 26.11.2019