Das Betreuerbüro

An efficient and well-planned organization ensures the economic survival of independent professional guardians. In-depth knowledge of the necessary personal skills, as well as legal and economic expertise, is therefore essential for managing and even founding a guardianship office. What qualifications and knowledge are required, and to whom must they be demonstrated? What does optimal case management look like? How can liability be avoided? How are employment and fee contracts concluded? What business management tools can assist in running the company? What accounting obligations are significant? What legal form offers which advantages and disadvantages? How can taxes be saved? This guide contains a wealth of information on the organization and management of an independent guardianship office. The authors share their valuable experience and provide insights into their long-standing practice. All practical, legal, and implementation questions are presented clearly. Additionally, you will find numerous overviews and checklists. Tips and hints draw attention to specific problems and offer solutions—from the business plan to the design of letterhead. You will also receive legally secure wording suggestions for contracts and agreements, for example, with employees. This third edition takes into account the reform of guardianship law effective January 1, 2023, particularly the new regulations regarding proof of expertise and registration.