PERSONAL NON-PROPERTY RIGHTS, OBLIGATIONS OF CHILDREN AND PARENTS IN THE RUSSIAN FAMILY: THE EVOLUTION OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION

Abstract

This paper presents the history of development of child-parent relations in Russia, analyzes the issues of formation of the institution of personal non-property rights and obligations of children and parents, focuses on significant changes in the legal status of the child, which occurred in the XX century. The application of specific historical and systemic method of research allowed the author to prove that the formation of this legal institution was significantly influenced by the specifics of the economic and political system of our country in various historical stages, as well as national, domestic, religious features and traditions of Russian society. According to the results of the study, on the basis of a comprehensive analysis of theoretical and regulatory sources, it is concluded that the need to change the approach of the legislator to determine the ratio of family rights and responsibilities of children in order to increase the authority of parents in the family and society. The article is devoted to the memory of doctor of law, Professor Alexandra Matveevna Nechaeva, an outstanding expert in the legal regulation of personal non-property family relations.