court appointed representatives

Court-appointed representatives are individuals assigned by a court to act on behalf of someone who cannot fully manage their own affairs, due to reasons like illness or incapacity. They help make decisions related to the person's health, finances, or legal matters, always in the person's best interest. These representatives are clearly authorized by the court, ensuring accountability and proper oversight. Their role is to ensure the person's needs are met while respecting their rights, providing support and decision-making when the individual is unable to do so themselves.