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Masato Suzuki (Author)
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鈴木 雅人 (著)
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Year of manufacture: 2023
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| If you want to know about adult guardianship, this is the book for you! Looking after the property of a person with dementia, long-distance nursing care, inheritance, vacant houses, retirement of a single person - it is said that the number of elderly people with dementia will exceed 7 million by 2025, so preparing for the "what ifs" of family members and oneself is an unavoidable issue for all of us. Adult guardianship is a system to support people with impaired judgment due to dementia or disability in the management of their assets and their daily lives. However, many people are hesitant to use this system because they are afraid that an unscrupulous guardian will take their assets or the procedures may be difficult. On the other hand, there have been cases where a guardian was appointed in a hurry when closing a savings account or disposing of real estate, resulting in inconvenience to the individual and his/her family. ...... There are also cases where the family members are not able to use the guardian's services. In this book, the author, who is a licensed social worker and administrative scrivener and provides guardianship services from both welfare and legal perspectives, introduces the adult guardianship system in an easy-to-understand manner. *When is guardianship necessary? *What does a guardian do? *How will the lives of the individual and his/her family change once a guardian is appointed? *What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the guardianship system, and how to prevent problems? *Is there any other way than using the adult guardianship system? *What is the difference between voluntary guardianship and family trust? *What should I do to prepare for my old age? ..... . etc. The questions and concerns that many people have are explained in detail with examples and charts. This book is packed with the knowledge you need to know in order to find a method that suits your family and yourself and to make the most of the system. [Table of Contents] Introduction* You can't grow old without knowing about adult guardianship! Chapter 1: What is Guardianship? Chapter 2* Protecting the Lives of Family Members with Dementia - Legal Guardianship Chapter 3: I want to decide my own retirement--Voluntary Guardianship Chapter 4: What does a guardian do? Chapter 5: Troublesome cases of adult guardianship that you may lose if you don't know about them End of Chapter *Living Your Life as You Are [Author]Masato Suzuki [Social Worker*Governor*Administrative Scrivener] Social Worker*Governance Scrivener (Legal Social Worker®). Representative of Misora Administrative Scrivener*Social Worker Office. After graduating from university, she worked as a social worker at the consultation counter of public offices, home care support centers, and community comprehensive support centers, providing consultation services for seniors' living* dementia* nursing care* property issues, and so on. In the process, she realized the need for not only welfare support but also legal preparation and support, and became qualified as an administrative scrivener. She has been working for more than 15 years as a guardian supporting seniors and people with disabilities in their own lives from both welfare and legal perspectives, and has provided more than 10,000 consultations. She also gives lectures on topics such as adult guardianship, wills, and inheritance. |
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Looking after the property of a person with dementia, long-distance nursing care, inheritance, vacant houses, retirement of a single person - it is said that the number of elderly people with dementia will exceed 7 million by 2025, so preparing for the "what ifs" of family members and oneself is an unavoidable issue for all of us.
Adult guardianship is a system to support people with impaired judgment due to dementia or disability in the management of their assets and their daily lives. However, many people are hesitant to use this system because they are afraid that an unscrupulous guardian will take their assets or the procedures may be difficult.
On the other hand, there have been cases where a guardian was appointed in a hurry when closing a savings account or disposing of real estate, resulting in inconvenience to the individual and his/her family. ...... There are also cases where the family members are not able to use the guardian's services.
In this book, the author, who is a licensed social worker and administrative scrivener and provides guardianship services from both welfare and legal perspectives, introduces the adult guardianship system in an easy-to-understand manner.
*When is guardianship necessary?
*What does a guardian do?
*How will the lives of the individual and his/her family change once a guardian is appointed?
*What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the guardianship system, and how to prevent problems?
*Is there any other way than using the adult guardianship system?
*What is the difference between voluntary guardianship and family trust?
*What should I do to prepare for my old age? ..... . etc.
The questions and concerns that many people have are explained in detail with examples and charts. This book is packed with the knowledge you need to know in order to find a method that suits your family and yourself and to make the most of the system.
[Table of Contents]
Introduction* You can't grow old without knowing about adult guardianship!
Chapter 1: What is Guardianship?
Chapter 2* Protecting the Lives of Family Members with Dementia - Legal Guardianship
Chapter 3: I want to decide my own retirement--Voluntary Guardianship
Chapter 4: What does a guardian do?
Chapter 5: Troublesome cases of adult guardianship that you may lose if you don't know about them
End of Chapter *Living Your Life as You Are
[Author]Masato Suzuki
[Social Worker*Governor*Administrative Scrivener]
Social Worker*Governance Scrivener (Legal Social Worker®). Representative of Misora Administrative Scrivener*Social Worker Office.
After graduating from university, she worked as a social worker at the consultation counter of public offices, home care support centers, and community comprehensive support centers, providing consultation services for seniors' living* dementia* nursing care* property issues, and so on. In the process, she realized the need for not only welfare support but also legal preparation and support, and became qualified as an administrative scrivener. She has been working for more than 15 years as a guardian supporting seniors and people with disabilities in their own lives from both welfare and legal perspectives, and has provided more than 10,000 consultations. She also gives lectures on topics such as adult guardianship, wills, and inheritance.