(1) A person who is subject to parental custody or guardianship is given a curator for matters which the parents or the guardian are prevented from carrying out. In particular, they are given a curator to manage the assets they acquire as a result of death or that are given to them free of charge inter vivos if the testator stipulated by testamentary disposition, or the donor when making the disposition stipulated, that the parents or the guardian were not to manage the assets.
(2) If a curatorship becomes necessary, the parents or the ward are to notify the family court of this fact without undue delay.
(3) The curatorship also is to be ordered if the prerequisites for ordering a guardianship are met but a guardian has not yet been appointed.