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Právní a psychologické aspekty adopcí / Law and psychological aspects of adoptionsKubíčková, Stanislava January 2014 (has links)
This master thesis deals with Legal and Psychological Aspects of Adoptions. As far as the first chapter is concerned, it goals to introduce the institute of adoption, describe it in its historical context and outline its legal regulation. The adoption is one of the oldest institutes of the family law and its roots date back to ancient civilizations. As the society has been evolving and changing during the centuries, the conception and content of this institute has been transformed as well. The primary impulse of this institute was to regulate property issues, mostly in favour of an adoptive parent. This is what distinguishes present regulation that principally aims at rendering protection to an adoptive child. During the evolution of this ancient institute, the humanistic notion has prevailed. This notion is reflected by both international treaties and national legal regulation, they both render protection to the child and its interests. The aim of my diploma thesis in the second chapter is to cover the regulation of the institute of adoption in the view of the Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code and compare the most important changes to previous regulation including possible evaluation of its positive or negative impact on the reality.The most important change brought by new regulation is in the...
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[en] LATE ADPTION: BUILDING A NEW LIFE HISTORY / [pt] ADOÇÃO TARDIA: A CONSTRUÇÃO DE UMA NOVA HISTÓRIA DE VIDASANDRA REGINA SALDANHA QUEIROZ 25 March 2019 (has links)
[pt] A adoção tardia de uma criança é um processo complexo que suscita sentimentos ambíguos, tais como amor, desconfiança, preconceito, insegurança, medo, frustração e realização plena. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo investigar as implicações envolvidas no processo da adoção tardia, tanto no que diz respeito a pais adotantes quanto a crianças adotivas. A coleta de dados para a elaboração dessa pesquisa foi feita com a participação de três mães adotantes, três pais adotantes e três filhos adotivos, no estado do Rio de Janeiro, entre os anos de 2009 e 2010. Os filhos adotivos tinham entre 6 e 14 anos na época de sua adoção. Foram realizadas entrevistas semi-estruturadas com as mães, os pais e os filhos, não havendo entre os participantes nenhuma relação de parentesco. A partir da técnica de análise de conteúdo, os dados foram agrupados em 5 categorias, assim nomeadas: 1) a motivação dos pais para adotar; 2) o preconceito na adoção; 3) o processo jurídico na adoção; 4) a importância dos grupos à adoção; 5) a criança na nova família. Constatou-se que, em todos os casos de adoção, a motivação preponderante foi a esterilidade de um dos membros do casal. Em princípio, todos desejavam adotar um bebê recém-nascido e, no decorrer do processo, devido à dificuldade de encontrar crianças com esse perfil, optaram pela adoção de crianças maiores. A esperança de uma realização plena que envolve o primeiro momento na busca de uma adoção sofre um impacto que, diante das dificuldades que se apresentam, assim como diante da criança real, muitas vezes frustra essa expectativa inicial. A maioria dos entrevistados, declarou ter recebido o apoio de toda a família na decisão de adotar um filho, ainda que, tenha havido manifestação de preconceito por pessoas de seu meio social. Conclui-se que, para os pais e mães adotantes assim como para os filhos adotivos, o estabelecimento do vínculo afetivo-familiar não ocorre de imediato. Há que se percorrer um longo caminho buscando constituir um futuro sólido nessa relação sem, contudo, esquecer-se do passado da criança que não pode ser apagado. A verdade é o alicerce sobre o qual se erguerá uma relação sólida entre pais e filhos. Os grupos de apoio funcionam como elemento facilitador para a construção dessa relação. / [en] The late adoption of child is a complex process that raises ambiguous feeling, such as love, mistrust, prejudice, insecurity, fear, frustration and full realization. The aim of this work is to investigate implications involved in process of late adoption, in relation to the adoption parents and to the adoption children. The data saved for the elaboration of the research has been collected with the participation of three adopting mothers, three adopting fathers, threes adopting children in the state of Rio de Janeiro, between 2009 and 2010. The adopted children were between 6 and 14 years old at the time of their adoption. Semi structured interviews with the mothers, fathers and children were held, not existing any parental relationships among the participants. Starting from the technique used to analyze the contents the contents of the research, the data was grouped into 5 categories, so named: 1) the parent s motivation to adopt; 2) The prejudice in adoption; 3) the legal process; 4) the importance of the groups to the adoption; 5) the child in the new family. It has been found that I all the adoption cases the most frequent motivation was the sterility of one member of the couple. At the beginning all wanted to adopt a newborn baby and, as the process went by, due to the difficulty to find a child who would meet that profile, then chose to adopt older children the hope for the full realization that involves the first moments in the search for adoption suffers an impact that, before the difficulties that arise and also before the real child many times frustrates the initial expectation. Most of the interviewees declared that they had received the support of the whole family by the time of their decision to adopt a child. Although, there was some prejudice from people in their social circle. The conclusion, for the adoption fathers and mothers as well as the
adopted children, was that the establishment of the family bonds does not occur immediately. It s a long way to establish a safe future for that relationship. Not forgetting though the past of the child, that can not be ignored. The truth is the foundation above all and children will be raised. The support groups work as facilitators for the construction of that relationship.
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