What you should know about guardianship
What associations do the words “guardian” and “conservator” evoke in your mind? You presumably picture someone who fiercely defends the interests of those in their care. This is correct, by the way. When someone cannot choose themselves, Guardianship Ireland can be a helpful tool. The guardian advocates for the ward (the individual needing assistance) and takes charge of any decisions the community cannot make. When a court decides that an individual cannot make decisions for themselves, it enters a guardianship judgment establishing the scope of the guardian's authority. Guardianship — what is it? In Ireland, appointing an adult to be responsible for the welfare of a minor is a formal obligation. The minor's parents, relatives, or a Host Family In Ireland are all possible recipients. Dublin Host Families must be conscious of their obligations when caring for a minor. As the new guardian, they ensure their charge receives the best care available. This incl...