How to arrange permanent care for the mother: an algorithm of actions

Formalizing permanent care for a mother or another relative may seem like a rather complicated process, but today we will analyze in detail how it is possible, in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine, to establish care for a person who needs it and acquire the status of a caregiver.

According to the legislation of Ukraine, the establishment of care is provided for by Resolution No. 859, according to which documents are issued that establish the status of a caregiver for the mother or another person related to the family on a non-professional basis.

Care for the mother based on the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 859 is an important legal procedure that allows relatives to provide the necessary assistance to their mothers. This decree creates a legal basis for the establishment of care for the mother and defines the rights and obligations of the parties. It contributes to the preservation of family ties, ensuring proper care and dignity of the mother. At the same time, careful attention to legal norms and procedures is important to ensure the rights and interests of all parties involved in this process.

Registration of care for an elderly person in accordance with the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 859 requires the performance of certain steps and compliance with legal regulations.

Here are the main steps for arranging such care:

• Applying to the guardianship and guardianship authority: First, a relative who wishes to adopt an an elderly person must contact the local guardianship authority, which monitors and determines the situation
• Conducting an analysis of the family situation: The guardianship and guardianship authority conducts an assessment of the family situation and the conditions in which the relatives plan to raise an elderly person.
• Consideration of the case by the guardianship authority: The guardianship authority examines the case and makes a decision on establishing care. This decision must be justified and issued in writing.
• Legal protection: Provide legal protection and safeguards for the elderly in accordance with the law. Make the necessary documents that confirm her rights.
• Cooperation with the body of guardianship and care: After registration of care, the relative must cooperate with the body of guardianship and care, complying with all the conditions and requirements defined by the legislation.

It is important to note that the process of registration of care may be different depending on the specific situation and local rules and regulations.

It is recommended to seek advice from the relevant authorities and lawyers who specialize in family law and the rights of the elderly, in order to accurately fulfill all the requirements of the law.

Decree No. 859 recognizes the importance of a humane and family approach to the care of the mother, in particular when she needs help and support. Thanks to this document, relatives have the opportunity to take responsibility for their mother and provide her with a decent standard of living.

At the same time, it is important to follow all legal norms and procedures to ensure the legality and fairness of this process, and to remember the principles of humanity and respect for human rights.

If you need help or advice in the registration of permanent care, lawyers and attorneys of the legal company "Prykhodko and Partners" can provide you with full legal support and streamline the process of collecting documents.