Dr. Peter Krause
Lawyer
Partner
Vita
Born in Stuttgart in 1972. Trained as a banker, studied law at the University of Tübingen, joined VOELKER in Reutlingen in 2004 and became a partner in 2008.
Managing Director of the Association of Complex Facilities for the Disabled in Baden-Württemberg - "Die Initiative"(www.dikbw.de).
Lecturer in sports law at the Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences / University of Tübingen, arbitrator at the German Court of Arbitration for Sport, judge at the Bar Court for the district of the Tübingen Bar Association.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Theater Lindenhof Foundation. Board member of the Dr. Willy and Bärbel Bischoff Foundation; board member of TSG Reutlingen e.V.
Services
Areas of advice
Establishment and restructuring of non-profit organizations (foundations, associations, non-profit corporations)
Advice on secular/ecclesiastical foundation and foundation supervisory law
Ongoing advice to secular/ecclesiastical social organizations, in particular on social, home, non-profit, commercial and association law issues
Ongoing advice to religious orders, in particular on canon law issues
Founding and ongoing advice to nationally active associations and federations
Advice to sports organizations
Advising hospitals, care and disability organizations on care and patient law issues
Publications
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Krause/Knapp Systematic due to the low-interest phase (reinvestment opportunities are becoming a fundamental problem in the "third sector" in particular), appeared Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) No. 48 from 26.02.2020, page 25 / 2020
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Krause Management of the Order's assets Ordenskorrespondenz, issue 2/2017, p. 220 / 2017
- Krause, in: Kirchmair, Van Oers, Krause The Vatican guidelines on asset management for Catholic religious orders in practice Facultas / 2017
Recent posts
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Fundamentally new benefit regulations on accommodation costs under the BTHG
future distinction between residential groups and apartments
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Investment amounts in accordance with Section 76 (2) SGB XII can be increased retroactively to the time of the start of negotiations by agreement or arbitration board ruling
BSG: Retroactive effect to the time of the start of the hearing is permissible
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Fee increases in the care home contract only with the consent of the resident
Background
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For the reimbursement of additional personnel costs for necessary 1:1 individual support by the funding body (especially autism-related illnesses)
Summary and practical tip
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The ineffectiveness of donations and other benefits to home operators and employees in accordance with the so-called "prohibition of benefits" under home law
What do care home operators have to consider when it comes to donations, legacies or other gifts from care home residents and relatives?
