Book I: Individuals

The tutor represents the protected person in the acts necessary for the management of his assets. He is required to exercise prudent, diligent and informed care in the latter, in the sole interest of the protected person. The list of acts that are considered, for the application of this title, as acts of administration relating to the day-to-day management of the assets and as acts of disposal that commit the…

Where a subrogated guardian has been appointed, the subrogated guardian certifies to the judge that the operations that the guardian is obliged to carry out are being carried out properly. This applies in particular to the use or re-investment of the capital carried out in accordance with the instructions of the family council or, failing this, the judge.

The capital accruing to the protected person is paid directly into an account opened in his or her sole name and mentioning the guardianship measure, with an establishment authorised to receive funds from the public. When the guardianship measure is entrusted to persons or services in charge of health establishments and social or medico-social establishments subject to public accounting rules, this payment obligation is carried out under conditions laid down…

Third parties may inform the judge of acts or omissions by the tutor which appear to them to be prejudicial to the interests of the protected person. They are not guarantors of the use of the capital. However, if in the course of this use they become aware of acts or omissions that manifestly compromise the interests of the protected person, they shall notify the judge. Third-party opposition against the…