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Administration, guardianship and mentorship
When someone cannot manage their own affairs, a judge can appoint someone to do so. Here you can see what those rulings are about, also for family and those close to them.
- 1,820 rulings since 2021 on this subject
Questions that come up here
- When does a judge place someone's assets under administration?
- Who can become an administrator, and when is one replaced?
- What is the difference between administration, guardianship and mentorship?
- How does a judge look at the wishes of the person concerned?
- What plays a part in ending an administration?
What the rulings are about
| The administrator | 1,006 |
|---|---|
| Placing under administration | 676 |
| Mentorship | 569 |
Rulings since 2021 in which this subject was recognised automatically. A ruling can fall under several subjects. The number says nothing about the outcome of your case.
What you can do here now
The rulings on this subject are in our collection. A dedicated interview and report are being prepared and cannot be ordered yet.
Research into published rulings: not legal advice, and not a replacement for a lawyer or mediator.