The legal position of children in their relations with their parents is determined by the biological fact - birth and parenting, the parents and their social circle - the interest of the society to give legal relations alongside the rights and duties that it addresses to the subjects of that relationship. Parenting is a lot more than raising a child. It is very clear that a parent should enable a child to fully develop into an adult. Parents are both responsible for the upbringing and development of the child and have all responsibility in this task. Parents have shared responsibilities regardless of whether they live together or separately. When parents do not live together, they are obliged to arrange mutual parental care where both parents have to be involved in their children’s life.When taking away the right of parents to live with their child and the measures of accommodation with a behavioral disorder in a social welfare institution, the authority must determine the manner and time of meeting with the child, because it is one of the indicators weather or not the parent is willing for the commitment and whether or not the child should return home. Parents have the duty and the right to represent their child and to enter into legal affairs for him, unless otherwise provided by the Family Act. A parent who does not have parental care over a child, has the right to request from another parent information on essential circumstances related to the child's personal rights, if it has a legitimate interest in it and to the extent that it is not in contravention of the child's benefit.