Fehmi Katar · Legal guardian

Legal guardianship.
Personal support in Berlin.

Support with authorities, finances, healthcare and housing – within the responsibilities assigned by the court and guided by your wishes.

Across Berlin · Focus on Kreuzberg

Fehmi Katar
Fehmi Katar Legal guardian · Social worker (B.A.)
Getting started

A simple first step.

  1. Get in touch

    Briefly describe your situation and whether court proceedings have already started.

  2. Clarify your situation

    We discuss the support needed, your wishes and possible next steps.

  3. Clarify responsibilities

    The court decides on the appointment and its scope. Acceptance also depends on suitable capacity.

An enquiry helps us understand your situation. It is not yet an acceptance of a guardianship. Learn more →

About me

A personal contact.
Someone who listens.

I am Fehmi Katar, a professional legal guardian and social worker. Since 2014, I have supported people in difficult life situations. Clear agreements, transparent decisions and personal cooperation guide my work.

German · Kurdish · Turkish · English

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Common questions

Good to know.

Will legal guardianship take away my rights?

No. Legal guardianship does not automatically make a person legally incapable. The court assigns only the responsibilities that are necessary, and your wishes remain central to the work.

Can I suggest a particular guardian?

Yes. Under section 1816 of the German Civil Code, you may suggest a suitable person and also state whom you do not want. The guardianship court makes the final decision.

Who pays a professional legal guardian?

The remuneration is governed by law. If the person is considered without sufficient means, payment may be made from public funds. Otherwise, the court examines which assets must be used.

Can legal guardianship be avoided?

An effective and sufficient power of attorney or other suitable support may make legal guardianship unnecessary. The court examines this in each individual case.

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Contact

Let us talk.

A short description of your situation is enough for the first contact.