Lähisukulaisilleen

Lähisukulaisilleen is a Finnish term that translates to "to their close relatives." It is commonly used in legal and social contexts to refer to the individuals who are considered immediate family members. This typically includes parents, children, spouses or partners, and siblings. The specific definition can vary depending on the legal jurisdiction or the context of the discussion, but the core concept revolves around familial bonds of close proximity and kinship.

The term often appears in discussions related to inheritance laws, where close relatives are usually the primary beneficiaries. It is also relevant in matters of healthcare and decision-making for individuals who are unable to make decisions for themselves, as close relatives are often given priority in such situations. Furthermore, in social welfare and support systems, identifying lähisukulaisilleen can be important for determining eligibility for certain benefits or for coordinating care. The concept emphasizes the responsibility and connection between individuals within the immediate family unit.