No. Acceptance of an unencumbered gift is considered an act of administration and therefore does not require the agreement of both parents.
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No. When a person is unable to manage their own affairs, the guardianship judge may authorise one or more persons to represent them, assist them, or carry out one or more acts on their behalf. Pursuant to Article 494-6 of the French Civil Code, in the case of a general…
No. Acceptance of an unencumbered gift is considered an act of administration and therefore does not require the agreement of both parents.
Yes. A future protection mandate does not prevent the protected person from disposing of their property with the assistance of their agent. However, Article 490 paragraph 2 of the Civil Code requires the agent to obtain the authorization of the guardianship judge to "perform a disposition act for free." The…