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Showing 1901–1910 of 38647 articles for “Art. L. 232-12”
Family council meetings are not public. Members of the family council are bound by an obligation of secrecy towards third parties.
Unless the judge considers it contrary to their interests, the minor or protected adult may attend the council meeting, but only in an advisory capacity.
The time limit for appealing against orders made by the guardianship judge shall run: 1° In respect of persons to whom the order must be notified, from the date of such notification; 2° In respect of…
The jurisdiction to order a judicial measure of assistance with the management of the family budget provided for in Article 375-9-1 of the Civil Code lies with the children's judge of the place of res…
At any time during the proceedings, the file may be consulted at the clerk's office of the court holding it, upon written request and without any restriction other than the needs of the service, by th…
…if the judge deems it useful, to the persons he designates from among those entitled by law to appeal.
If it appears that the consistency of the property does not justify the affixing of seals, the public prosecutor or the guardianship judge may request any bailiff, the police commissioner, the command…
…e children's judge may also summon to the hearing any person whose hearing he or she considers useful.
The members of the family council are required to attend the meeting in person. Those who, without a legitimate excuse, fail to attend may have their tutelary office withdrawn by application of the pr…
…anship judge, he or she shall attach to the file a note setting out the grounds for his or her appeal.
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