Appoint a supervisor
Description
Guardianship law is a special form of state legal welfare. It regulates the legal representation of an adult who is unable to manage their own affairs due to illness or age and is therefore dependent on the help of a guardian. Guardianship law makes it possible to appoint a representative for an adult in need of assistance who is authorized to carry out legal acts on their behalf within a precisely defined scope of duties.
This form of state legal assistance is only intended for people who have not already made provisions with a power of attorney in the event that they need help in the future.
A guardian is appointed as a legal representative by the guardianship court (local court).
No deadlines need to be observed.
Please contact your local care court (district court).
You can obtain support from the care authority of your independent city or district or from the recognized care associations.
You can also get support from the recognized care associations. You can find them on the homepage of the Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft der Betreuungsvereine Sachsen-Anhalt e.V..
The text was automatically translated based on the German content.
