This book investigates the legal complexities and jurisdictional challenges inherent in protecting adults with capacity impairments across international borders. The authors, a team of distinguished legal practitioners and experts in capacity law, synthesize private international law principles with practical jurisdictional solutions. They provide a comprehensive framework for navigating the intersection of common and civil law systems when managing the affairs of vulnerable individuals.

Legal professionals and scholars recognize this work as a primary reference for navigating the complexities of international capacity law. Experts highlight the text for its clarity in addressing the technical challenges posed by the Hague Convention and its application across diverse legal systems.