Helga Oberloskamp

Helga Oberloskamp (* 1943 in Troppau ) is a German lawyer and professor emeritus for civil law with a focus on family and youth law .

Life

Helga Oberloskamp studied law at the Philipps University in Marburg , the Université de Genève in Geneva and the University of Bonn . 1972 she was in Bonn with the work of the substantive requirements marriage - a comparative juxtaposition of French, English and German law doctorate .

She taught at the University of Applied Sciences in Cologne from 1996 until her retirement in 2008. Before that, she had lectured at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences in Cologne since 1975 with interruptions . During this time, she also held various visiting professorships in Warsaw and Québec .

Her areas of expertise include parental custody and the state's legal care for minors, adoption and youth welfare as well as care for adults. One of her other areas of study is international child, youth and family law. The intended creation of the social lawyer can be traced back to their efforts .

In addition to her work as a lecturer at the university, Helga Oberloskamp was also very committed to international cooperation between various faculties. It is largely thanks to their efforts that there has been a partnership between the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences and the Institute for Social Policy at the University of Warsaw (Uniwersytet Warszawski) since 1991 . In addition, from 2002 onwards she built up a further cooperation with the Faculty of Social Policy at the Mykolas Romeris University in Vilnius , so that the binational cooperation (German-Polish) became a trinational cooperation (German-Polish-Lithuanian).

Since her retirement she has been active as a lecturer with further training in practice and also as a writer. Ms. Oberloskamp lives in the Eifel .

Memberships

• German Association of Women Lawyers (djb) .

• since 1975 member of the Federal Working Group of University Teachers of Law at Universities of Applied Sciences (BAGHR)

• since 1975 member of the university teachers' association

• since 1978 member of the German Family Court Assembly (DFGT)

• 1979–1984 member of the board of the working group for child and youth welfare (AGJ) in Bonn

• since 1986 appointed member of the Scientific Association for Family Law

• since 1988 appointed member of the working group for family law in the commissariat of the German bishops

• since 1990 member of the German Supervision Court Assembly

• since 1992 member of the German-Polish Lawyers Association (DPJV)

• since 1993 member of the German-Polish Society (DPG)

• since 1997 appointed member of the International Social Service (ISD)

Awards

• 2005 Winner of the prize for "Outstanding Achievements in Polish-German University Cooperation" sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Science
• In 2005 she received the Cavalier Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland

Works

• Youth welfare in Poland and Germany Should we recommend Poles to set up youth welfare offices?
• Polish-German and German-Polish Lexicon of Social Policy and Social Work
• Childhood law cases for study and practice, ISBN 3472064773
• Cases of youth welfare law for study and practice, ISBN 3472065923
• Expert opinions in social work, ISBN 3472036435
• We'll be adoptive or foster parents, ISBN 3423052155
• Guardianship, guardianship and assistance for minors, 3rd edition 2010, Verlag CH Beck, ISBN 978-3-406-58184-7

Web links

• Literature by and about Helga Oberloskamp in the catalog of the German National Library
• Prize for “Outstanding Achievements in German-Polish University Cooperation” to Prof. Dr. jur. Helga Oberloskamp ( Memento from June 29, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
• Award of the Cavalier Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland to Prof. Dr. Helga Oberloskamp