(1) If the order for a curatorship under section 1909 (1) sentence 2 is necessary, then whoever was named by testamentary disposition or at the time of the disposition is designated as curator; the provisions of section 1778 are to be applied accordingly.
(2) For the person named curator, the exemptions set out in sections 1852 to 1854 may be ordered by testamentary disposition or at the time of the disposition. The family court may cancel the orders if they endanger the interest of the person under curatorship.
(3) For deviation from the directions of the donor, during their lifetime, their consent is necessary and sufficient. If the donor permanently is incapable of making a declaration or their abode their permanently unknown, the family court may substitute the consent.