The Claim
In Bulgaria, when an emergency patient lacks decision-making capacity, Bulgarian law establishes a hierarchy of relatives authorized to make decisions about the patient's care.
Bulgarian law does not establish a ranked hierarchy of relatives for emergency medical decisions. For certain incapacitated patients, a court may select a representative from among relatives, but the law does not prescribe an order of priority. In life-threatening emergencies, treatment may proceed without consent when a legal representative cannot be reached in time.
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