The purpose of placing a person under guardianship or curatorship is to provide protection and legal representation to individuals who, for various reasons, are not fully able to manage their own affairs and interests. I offer support both to family members and to persons under care.

Guardianship – when full protection is required

Guardianship is applied in cases where the person concerned is permanently or definitively unable to act with full legal capacity, for example due to minority, long-term impairment of health, or other conditions that significantly limit legal capacity.

Services:

• legal advice on guardianship proceedings, as well as on the rights and obligations of the guardian
• representation before courts
• assistance with the preparation of guardianship reports and ensuring compliance with legal requirements

My goal is to ensure that guardianship places the least possible burden on the family. In all circumstances, the best interests of the person under guardianship are my top priority.

Curatorship – partial support in decision-making

Curatorship applies in cases where a person is partially capable of acting responsibly but requires support in certain areas – such as asset management, making legal declarations, or specific decisions related to daily life.

I provide the following services:

• representation during court proceedings
• clarification of the curator’s duties and responsibilities
• legal advice on preserving the self-determination of the person under curatorship
• legal assistance in disputed situations, protecting the rights of both the curator and the person under curatorship

The purpose of curatorship is support, not the removal of independence. Accordingly, I assist in finding solutions that fully respect the dignity and rights of the person under protection.