What rights and responsibilities does the guardian have?

Guardianship and guardianship duties are performed free of charge.

The guardian is obliged to:

• to take care of the ward, to create the necessary living conditions for him, to provide him with care and treatment.

• the guardian of a minor is obliged to take care of his education, training and development.

• to demand the return of the ward from the persons who hold him without legal grounds.

• perform transactions on behalf and in the interests of the ward. The guardian, his wife, husband and close relatives (parents, children, brothers, sisters) cannot conclude contracts with the ward, except for the transfer of property to the ward for ownership under a donation agreement or for free use under a loan agreement, and also cannot make donations on behalf of ward and undertake on his behalf as a surety.

• take measures to protect the civil rights and interests of the ward.

• take care of the preservation and use of the ward's property in his interests. If a minor can independently determine his needs and interests, the guardian, managing his property, must take into account his wishes. If the ward is the owner of immovable property or property that requires permanent management, the guardian may, with the permission of the body of guardianship and guardianship, manage this property or transfer it to the management of another person under a contract, except for property located in another area, the guardianship of this property is established by the body guardianship and care for the location of the property.

• The guardian independently carries out the expenses necessary to meet the needs of the ward, at the expense of pension, alimony, compensation for damage in connection with the loss of the breadwinner, benefit for the ward child and other social payments assigned to the ward child in accordance with the laws of Ukraine, income from the property of the ward etc.