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Judicial assistant roles and appointment criteria
Article 248 of the new Personal Status Law introduced the possibility of appointing a judicial aide for persons with disabilities or physical impairments, such as the deaf, blind, or those with other disabilities, if they are unable to express their will, to assist them with financial transactions in accordance with Article 216. Additionally, the court has the authority to appoint a judicial aide if there is a concern that the person may be unable to independently manage their financial affairs due to severe incapacity. The aide is permitted to escalate the matter to the court if the individual refuses to act or if their interests are at risk. The court determines the procedures for intervention to ensure rights and protect the person's interests.
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