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What is the legal and mental capacity to contract?
everyone who is not a child, mentally disabled, intoxicated, an unincorporated association, an Aboriginal person on a reserve, or public authorities acting ultra vires
Can a 13 year old make a decision of who to live with if her mom dies and dad is mentally disabled?
A 13 year old can make a decision regarding who to live with if her mom dies and her dad is mentally disabled. She will need to petition the family courts to make a legal declaration.
How does father get power of attorney over his kids that are mentally disabled?
The father must submit a petition to the probate court to be appointed the legal guardian.
Does mental incompetence make a contract void?
Generally, yes, mental incompetence can make a contract void. Often voiding the contract will require help from legal professionals, especially if the other party wants to keep the money or goods.
In French law if someone inherited a French property would their mentally disabled adoptive sister have any say with regards to selling the property?
By French Law If A Mentally Disabled Adoptive Sister Have A Say In Regards To Any Property?If the daughter was found by doctors to be mentally incapable of making any judgments in her life and this diagnosis is recorded, then the answer is no. However, in all good conscience it is best when one sells property knowing the fact their adopted sister is mentally disabled that they are fair and try to help provide for the mentally disabled adoptive daughter (in other words, split the amount in half and put her half in an interest bearing account for future medical bills and care). It's all about the right thing to do.The French legal system is similar to the US as it requires persons who are mentally disabled or incompetent to receive legal representation (guardian and conservator) appointed by the court to oversee financial and personal matters. In such a case as cited the sister would have legal status as to the disposition of the property through her appointed legal counsel who would then petition the court for approval of any action concerning the property before it could be taken. The mentally disabled sister would, in principle, be represented by a guardian ("tuteur"). That guardian could only object to the sale of the property if such sale caused harm to the adoptive daughter, which is unlikely. The adoptive daughter would be entitled to her share of the sale proceeds, like her brothers/sisters. Source: www.solicitor.fr
What are the legal requirements for facilities to cater for disabled participants?
the legal requirements for them is slopes, automatic doors, disabled parking.
Is disposing of oil waste at an a probed facility legal?
If you meant an approved facility, yes, that is legal- it is what you are supposed to do.
Can a mentally retarded adult cosign for another?
No. A diagnosed mentally retarded person lacks the legal capacity to sign a contract.No. A diagnosed mentally retarded person lacks the legal capacity to sign a contract.No. A diagnosed mentally retarded person lacks the legal capacity to sign a contract.No. A diagnosed mentally retarded person lacks the legal capacity to sign a contract.
Is it legal to discriminate against the mentally ill?
No, it is not!
Can you get legal custody of an adult?
You can get legal guardianship of an adult if he is mentally ill etc.
What has the author Samuel J Brakel written?
Samuel J. Brakel has written: 'Wisconsin judicare' -- subject(s): Legal assistance to the poor 'The mentally disabled and the law' -- subject(s): Insanity, Jurisprudence, Mental health laws
Relationship between legal and ethical issues in nursing?
legal and ethical issues in nursing
