Guides

Please note that the Public Curator is currently in the midst of a major legislative reform. Changes will be brought to the roles and responsibilities of tutors, curators and tutorship council members on November 1, 2022. New guides will replace the current versions. Should you download or consult one of our existing guides, please remember to refer to the new version of the guide once the new law to better protect vulnerable persons comes into force.

Protection of persons of full age

Guide for the tutor and the tutorship council for a person of full age
What are the responsibilities of a tutor to a person of full age? What kind of reports must be made? How do you ensure the welfare of a person under tutorship? What does it mean to furnish security? What action do I take in the event of financial abuse or mistreatment? The Guide for the Tutor and the Tutorship Council for a Person of Full Age answers all of these questions and many more, and provides a wealth of useful advice and suggestions. It includes a quick reference that gives a clear summary of the 8 stages of tutorship, and tools and forms, including forms for preparing an inventory and producing the annual report.
Guide for the curator and the tutorship council for a person of full age
What are the responsibilities of a curator to a person of full age? What kind of reports must be made? How do you ensure the welfare of a person under curatorship? What does it mean to furnish security? What action do I take in the event of financial abuse or mistreatment? The Guide for the Curator and the Tutorship Council for a Person of Full Age answers all of these questions and many more, and provides a wealth of useful advice and suggestions. It includes a quick reference that gives a clear summary of the 8 stages of curatorship, and tools and forms, including forms for preparing an inventory and producing the annual report.

Tutorship to the property of a minor

Guide for the dative tutor and the tutorship council for a minor
Person who agrees to take care of a child whose parents are no longer able to care for him or her. He or she is appointed by the court, or designated in a will, protection mandate, or declaration made to the Curateur public. The Curateur public can also act in this capacity.
Guide for the legal tutor and the tutorship council for a minor
Parents of a child. They are automatically the child’s legal tutors until the child turns 18.

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