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Who can apply for guardianship?

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When it comes to who can apply for guardianship, both relatives and doctors can apply. However, it is not a given that the person for whom you are applying for guardianship will actually be granted it. Establishing guardianship always requires a medical assessment. It is therefore advisable to have a dialogue with the person in question, as well as their GP, before applying for guardianship.

Guardianship is a voluntary arrangement, and you should endeavour to obtain consent or take into account the person's opinion as far as possible before establishing guardianship. It is important to respect the individual's autonomy and wishes as far as possible.

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