Erziehungsberechtigte Schule und Behörden?
Hallo zusammen,
dürfen unsere Kinder im Alter von 18 und 21 Jahren, unsere Tochter im Alter von 15 Jahren, uns als Erziehungsberechtigter Personen in der Schule und Behörden in allen Angelegenheiten vertreten und eigenständig Entscheidungen treffen, wenn wir ihnen eine Vollmacht erteilen?
Wenn ja, müssen wir das begründen, z.B. aus beruflichen, geschäftlichen oder gesundheitlichen Gründen.?
Gibt es eine gesetzliche Regelung, einen Paragraphen die wir in der Vollmacht erwähnen können und muss die Schule/Behörde ihn akzeptieren?
Alle drei sind unsere leiblichen Kinder und wir leben alle in einem Haushalt in Bayern.
Ich würde mich auf Antworten von Mitgliedern freuen, die in der Hinsicht Erfahrung haben.
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No. Only the family court can decide. If the parents are no longer there or in a clinic for a long time.
In our case, we are dealing with school and administrative matters such as discussions with teachers, correspondence with school or the usual paperwork at the authorities, standard medical visits, etc.
The older siblings are supposed to represent us only in our absence, because this year we will sometimes be busy and on business.
Maybe, but still it must be officially displayed and approved.
I think I have to be given an education order by a court. If you could easily transfer custody, then human trafficking would have opened the door and gate.
With such a question, I would go to a lawyer representing family law.
LG
July
That’s right. However, in our case, it is not about the transfer of custody, but about the management of school and administrative matters such as discussions with teachers, correspondence with the school or the usual paperwork at the authorities, standard medical visits etc.
We are not completely absent and we have God thanks to no family problems. It’s only professional and business.
In certain situations it is possible to transfer individual rights, but it is impossible to generally grant the right of education to others, for example older siblings. If your child lives with nursing parents, they can get a part of the rights transferred by court or by the authorities, even in the case of a guardianship.
In our case, we are dealing with school and administrative matters such as discussions with teachers, correspondence with school or the usual paperwork at the authorities, standard medical visits, etc.
The older siblings are supposed to represent us only in our absence, because this year we will sometimes be busy and on business.
In this generality, I think it is difficult to ask at the offices, not in a forum.
I would formulate it in this way: “In view of the school concerns of our daughter Monika Mustermann, we leave parents, Lord and wife… to represent us by our adult children (names) in the case of our absence.” Date, signatures
If the school recognizes this, you don’t have to drive much more effort. If the power of attorney is not acknowledged, an application is made, or if one obtains the consent from the family court, which probably brings longer waiting time.