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Lecturer(s)
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Musilová Alice, Mgr.
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Vočka Zbyněk, Mgr. Bc.
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Klimentová Eva, PhDr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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1. General characteristics of private law. Private and public law. General terminology of the Civil Code. Principles of the private law. 2. Persons. Defining a physical person. Definition of the term legal capacity. Supportive provisions when the ability of an adult to act legally is disturbed. 3. Trusteeship of a person. Personality of a trustee. Activities of a trustee. Public trustee. Trusteeship council. Inventory of assets and administration account. 4. Legal actions. Definition of legal actions. Apparently legal actions. Explanation and form of legal actions. Nullity of legal actions. 5. Marriage. Development and extinction of marriage. Nullity of marriage. Rights and duties of the married. Marriage property law. Registered partnership. 6. Relationships between parents and children. Identification of parenthood. Parent´s responsibility and its providing. Personal contact between a parent and a child. Child property administration. Representing a child. Alimony. 7. Foster care. Adoption. Ward ship. Foster care. Child custody of another person. 8. Heir ship. Heir titles. Heir contract. Testament. Heir from the law. Substitute heir. Legacy. Transition of debts. Waiver of heir ship. Right to obligatory part and indispensable heir. 9. Rent an apartment. Rent an apartment conditions. Rental and other payments. Rights and duties of the sides. Common rent. Sublet. The end of a rent. Service apartment and apartment of a special purpose. 10. Procedural civil law. Principles and sources of procedural civil law. The system of jury and their power. 11. Social-legal protection of children. System of the social legal protection of children. Children protection provisions. Realization of social legal protection of children by authorized persons. Institutions of social legal protection of children.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Dialogic Lecture (Discussion, Dialog, Brainstorming), Activating (Simulations, Games, Dramatization)
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Learning outcomes
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The aim of the subject is to provide students with the knowledge enabling them to obtain the basic orientation in civil law, substantive and procedural, and the emphasis will be put on family law legislation and the system of social-legal protection of children. An integral part of the tuition will be solving model situations that should not only strengthen the students' knowledge, but also lead to the ability to implement acquired knowledge in social work practice.
student knows the structure of the civil code; student is able to express the basic terminology from the private civil law; student defines selected institutes of the private civil law. student can assess legal aspects of client´s social situation from the private civil law point of view; student can use individual institutes of the private civil law in the relation with the process of solving social problems of a client. student is able to use the knowledge of civil law in counselling process and in individual case work.
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Prerequisites
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KSA/UPSP
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral exam
To gain the colloquium it is necessary to be active in tutorials and to work out the set model situations from the sphere of civil law in the form of correspondence tasks.
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Recommended literature
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příslušné právní normy v platném znění.
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Vybrané mezinárodní dokumenty v péči o rodinu a děti. Praha: MPSV ČR, 2000..
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Holub, M. a kol. Vzory smluv a podání. Praha: Linde, 1998..
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Köttnerová, Renáta. Právo v praxi sociálního pracovníka. Olomouc: UP, 2003..
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Musilová, A. Vočka, Z. Občanský zákoník v praxi sociální práce.
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