DEFERMENT FROM MOBILIZATION FOR CARE

Caring for close relatives who need it is a reason for postponement of mobilization. At the same time, there are enough nuances in the mentioned issue that you need to understand in order to defend all your important rights and interests.

Encountering the system of military commissars, a person often sees how the human and bureaucratic factor works, as a result of which he needs to study the legislation more closely. Or - take advantage of the support of a professional team of lawyers who will help to resolve issues qualitatively in the legal field and not to neglect one's own rights just because someone wants to ignore legal norms. So, let's get acquainted with the key questions on the topic of establishing care.

What is the difference between permanent care and care?

In some aspects, these concepts are very similar, but care is broader in nature. When it comes to an adult, it can be established not only by those who have a mental illness, but also by other categories of people.

For example, it can be:

• those with disabilities of the I and II groups (including the disabled from childhood);
• people who are older than 80 years and cannot take care of themselves in household matters.

The second point just emphasizes that such a person can be capable of action in terms of mental health and awareness of his decisions, actions and their consequences, but he does not have enough strength to independently provide for his household needs. If we move from the plane of legal terms and complex explanations to the dimension of ordinary life, then usually in such situations we are talking about the elderly parents of the person who arranges care.

Another important detail that distinguishes care from guardianship in the mentioned case is that the establishment of care requires the consent of the person to be cared for. This is quite logical, if you take into account the absence of mental problems and the ability to make decisions.

If you arrange care, it is important to understand that cohabitation must be a prerequisite for it. When you live separately with your elderly parents or other relatives you will care for, then this will become an obstacle.

What documents are needed?

In order to establish care for a person who needs it, you need to take care of collecting all the necessary documents. Including:

• passports and TIN certificates of the future caregiver and the person to be cared for;
• a document according to which the authorized bodies will be able to verify the existence of a family relationship;
• if we are talking about a person with a disability, these are relevant documents capable of certifying its existence;
• documents that reliably confirm the fact of joint residence.

Thus, the legislators regulated the procedure carefully enough and made it clear. However, in practice, a person who wants to arrange care often faces artificial complications from the bureaucratic apparatus.

Therefore, the high-quality help of specialists whose experience helps to overcome these obstacles will be extremely useful and appropriate. At the "Prikhodko&Partners" law office, you will meet such specialists who will take care of your rights and interests. For our part, we will provide high-quality support for the procedure of establishing care and answer all your related questions, so that you feel protected, calm and confident.