... care (feeding from a spoon, changing diapers...). The daughter has lived in Russia for 16 years, does not write, does not call. Her pension is 3,000 hryvnias, the costs of treatment and rent were all borne by us. I read the information that can be drawn up - Lifelong maintenance contract (care). How to go through this procedure if she cannot even hold a pen well and speak. Tell me, please, maybe there are alternatives?
My aunt has lived with us for two years after a stroke, she needs a 24-hour...?
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Yaroslav Sikorsky
Agreement of lifelong maintenance (care) - an agreement between two parties, according to which one party (the alienator) transfers ownership of a residential building, an apartment or their part, other immovable or movable property, which has significant value, in exchange for which the acquirer undertakes to provide the alienator with maintenance and (or) care for life.
This contract is concluded in writing and is subject to notarization.
Failure to comply with this requirement entails recognition of the contract as invalid.
If the subject of the contract is real estate, then such a contract is subject to mandatory state registration.
If your aunt cannot come to the notary, then the latter **can perform a notarial act at the address of the person's location ** (at home, in the hospital, etc.).
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