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=S=> BGB 1901. 1 The custodianship includes all activities that are necessary to attend to the affairs of the person under custodianship from a legal point of view in accordance with the following provisions .
=S=> BGB 1901. 2 The custodian must attend to the affairs of the person under custodianship in a manner that is conducive to his welfare . The best interests of the person under custodianship also includes the possibility for him , within his capabilities , to shape his life according to his own wishes and ideas .
=S=> BGB 1901. 3 The custodian must comply with wishes of the person under custodianship to the extent that this is not inconsistent with the best interests of the latter and can be expected of the custodian . This also applies to wishes which the person under custodianship expressed before the appointment of the custodian , unless he discernibly does not wish to uphold these wishes . Before the custodian deals with important matters , he discusses them with the person under custodianship , to the extent that this is not inconsistent with the best interests of the latter .
=S=> BGB 1901. 4 Within his group of tasks , the custodian must help towards possibilities being used to remove or improve the illness or handicap of the person under custodianship , to prevent its deterioration or to mitigate its consequences . If the custodianship is conducted professionally , then in suitable cases the custodian must , on the order of the court , draw up a custodianship plan at the commencement of the custodianship . The custodianship plan must set out the aims of the custodianship and the measures to be undertaken to achieve them .
=S=> BGB 1901. 5 If the custodian becomes aware of circumstances which enable the cancellation of the custodianship , he is to notify the custodianship court of this . The same applies to circumstances which enable a restriction of the group of tasks or require its extension , the appointment of a further custodian or the order of a reservation of consent ( section 1903 ) .
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