Social Work and its Interventions to Support the Legal Capacity of People, after Law 8/2021

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The relationship between social work and the administration of justice acquires a new dimension in the field of disability. Law 8/2021, which reforms civil and procedural legislation to support people with disabilities in the exercise of their legal capacity, recognizes the importance of this profession and places it on a par with the medical profession in terms of expert information and intervention to be carried out with people with disabilities. The question of support to improve legal capacity is a fundamental variable for the socio-family assessment to be necessary. The contribution of this study is descriptive and propositional; it places the law concerning the social situation and the profession of social work. Subsequently, it details the disciplines or specialties of social work that can participate in these judicial proceedings, with examples of previous relationships between the regulation of disability and social work. Finally, it makes a work proposal, a beginning of the protocol of action between disciplines to seek collaboration in the form of a round table that includes the law.

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Esteban, R. S., Ruiz, R. A., & Castrillo, E. V. (2024). Social Work and its Interventions to Support the Legal Capacity of People, after Law 8/2021. Siglo Cero, 55(1), 29–47. https://doi.org/10.14201/scero.31667

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