How can a mentally ill person write a power of attorney if he wants a guardian recognized by the court?

1, this problem is much easier to understand. Whether this person is a psychopath or not can only be concluded after being appraised by an appraisal institution. The diagnosis made only in medicine cannot be taken for granted that he is a psychopath.

2. For this problem, you should bring a special procedure lawsuit to the court and identify it as a person without civil capacity or a person with limited civil capacity. After the court passes the appraisal, it thinks that he is mentally ill, and the court will make a judgment according to the appraisal report and legal provisions. In the judgment, the court will appoint a guardian and write it down in the judgment. Before this judgment is made, it cannot be taken for granted that he is a person without or with limited capacity for civil conduct.

This case can be filed by any one of his relatives (with full capacity for civil conduct), so whoever files it will entrust an agent. In the power of attorney, this relative is the principal. If you don't invite an agent, you can provide the court with proof such as the household registration book to prove your kinship with the patient.

The contents of the specific power of attorney are the same as those of other cases.

certificate of appointment

The applicant * * * * (the relative who put on record) applied for the case of * * * * (the patient's name) as a person without civil capacity, and now the applicant entrusts * * * as the agent of the applicant in this case, and the agency authority is general agency.

Customer:

Trustee:

2010 April 16