Judicial Guardianship/Support: Defending Vulnerable Individuals
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What is Judicial Guardianship?
Judicial Guardianship is defined as the legal status assigned to an adult, when their mental or physical condition prevents them from managing their own affairs and legal interestsA judicial guardian is appointed by a court order and is responsible for protecting the interests of the person under guardianship. The individual under judicial guardianship is either rendered completely or partially incapacitated from performing legal acts, or they require the consent of their judicial guardian for all or specific legal transactions concerning them.
Cases Where Judicial Guardianship Is Applied
The adults who are subject to judicial guardianship are: a) Individuals with physical disabilities,b) Individuals with mental or intellectual disorders, and c) Individuals who, due to profligacy, alcoholism, or drug addiction, risk depriving themselves or third parties.In cases of physical disability, only the affected person can file an application for judicial guardianship. Conversely, in other cases, the right to initiate the process—besides the affected person—belongs to: 1) The affected person's spouse, 2) The affected person's parents, 3) The affected person's children, 4) The Public Prosecutor, and 5) The Court on its own initiative.
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