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Joint custody means that both parents share responsibility for caring for and raising children after a divorce or separation, while sole custody places primary responsibility on one parent, although the other parent may have visitation rights.
What is the labor protection process in Peru and when is it used to protect workers' rights?
Labor protection is a legal remedy that seeks to protect the labor rights of workers in cases of unjustified dismissals, non-payment of benefits, and other labor issues.
What is the situation of the rights of migrant workers in Guatemala in relation to access to health and social security services?
Migrant workers in Guatemala face challenges in accessing health and social security services, due to language barriers, lack of legal documents, and discrimination, although policies are being implemented to guarantee their access to medical services and social protection.
Can I obtain a Voting Certificate if I have not voted in the elections in Chile?
No, the Voting Certificate is granted only to people who have exercised their right to vote in elections and plebiscites held in Chile. If you have not voted, you will not be able to obtain this certificate.
What are the steps to request a tax exemption for the purchase of an adapted vehicle in Argentina?
People with disabilities in Argentina can request tax exemption for the purchase of adapted vehicles. The process is carried out at the AFIP by presenting the Single Disability Certificate (CUD), the application form, and the documentation that supports the purchase of the vehicle. In addition, the proforma invoice for the adapted vehicle must be presented. Once the application is approved, a certificate is issued that allows the purchase to be made with the corresponding tax exemption. This benefit seeks to facilitate the mobility of people with disabilities.
Can a person with a judicial record in Peru request to change their legal name?
In Peru, a person with a judicial record can request to change their legal name, although this may require an additional legal process. The name change request must follow specific procedures and meet certain legal requirements.
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