CONSULTATION ON PERMANENT CARE AND GUARDIANCY

What is permanent care?

Permanent care is a form of care for people with various disabilities in daily life, requiring the constant presence of a caretaker or caretaker team to provide the necessary assistance and support.

This type of care may be necessary for people with disabilities, the elderly, chronically ill or injured who cannot provide for their daily living needs.

Who can provide ongoing care for people who need it?

Care may be provided by health professionals, family, friends or hired guardians.

Relatives who can provide care include:

• parents;
• children;
• adoptive parents;
• brothers and sisters;
• grandparents;
• grandchildren;
• other relatives in a straight circle.

Advice on arranging permanent care for those in need is one of the most important steps in getting started with this process.

More often people are faced with the fact that they do not understand the difference:

• between guardianship and permanent care;
• between permanent care on a professional basis and care on a non-professional basis;
• between receiving social compensation and being allowed to travel abroad to treat a person in permanent care.

Our lawyers and advocates work every day to resolve all issues and provide advice containing complete information on the entire registration procedure, after which you can start this procedure yourself and be sure that you will not make unwanted mistakes.

Why should you seek advice from our experts?

• Firstly, you will receive full and relevant advice on all stages of registration and problems that you may encounter along the way with registration of permanent care.

The lawyer will provide you with information about the procedures for obtaining social services, in particular, about the procedures for obtaining benefits, material assistance.

• Secondly, answers to all your questions and an assessment of the chances of a successful result, focusing on your circumstances and situation.

Advice on the necessary documentation for receiving social services, procedures for establishing permanent care for persons in need, for submission to the relevant authorities and institutions.

You will receive advice and reservations from lawyers who provide full support on this issue.

Consultation on these issues can be provided by our specialists in different formats:

1. Personal meeting in the office with a lawyer or lawyer.
2. Phone consultations.
3. Video consultation.
4. Providing a written explanation of all your questions and the registration procedure.

Also, lawyers and lawyers of Prikhodko & Partners provide full legal support on all of the above issues and help to obtain the final documents without interference.

Therefore, legal advice regarding permanent care can provide useful information and help ensure the rights and interests of those in need.