(CM Müller, 2026)

CM Müller - Office for Legal Assistance

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Old wine road 3079588 Kleinkems

07628 3019932

info@cmmueller.com

CM Müller – Office community for legal support

CM Müller is an office community of Caroline Müller and Marcel Müller in Efringen churches. We work independently and independently as professional legal supervisors.

We provide legal assistance to persons of legal age who, due to illness or disability, are completely or partially unable to regulate their own legal affairs. The basis of our activity is the appointment by the competent care court.

Depending on the area of responsibility defined by the courts, we support and represent people cared for, for example, public authorities, social services providers, health and nursing funds, insurance companies, institutions and other stakeholders. Among other things, questions about health and care, housing, social benefits, assets and the organisation of suitable assistance can play a role.

Our work focuses on the wishes, rights and personal goals of the person being cared for. We see legal support as support for self-determination: decisions should be understandable and – as far as possible – developed and implemented together with the person being looked after.

Last updated on 03.10.2026

Qualifications

Caroline Müller

Caroline Müller is a social worker B.A. and also has a commercial education and training as a foreign language correspondent for English.

Her professional experience includes child, youth and family work, social psychiatry, social elderly work and the support of people in different psychosocial life situations.

In legal care, she combines social work case work with a special focus on the living situation, the social environment, available resources and the individual wishes of the person being looked after.

Marcel Müller

Marcel Müller is a health and nurse and holds university degrees in nursing sciences, clinical gerontopsychology and business psychology.

His professional experience includes, among other things, hospice and palliative work, nursing counseling and care management, age and social psychiatry, nursing and quality development, teaching and management activities in health and social services.

His work focuses in particular on older people, people with mental illnesses and complex health, nursing and psychosocial care situations. Another focus is on health and social education. He is particularly interested in how complex health and psychosocial topics can be communicated in an understandable, practical and target group-oriented manner. He is particularly interested in digital and game-based learning formats, simulations and new forms of game-based learning for professionals, relatives and those affected.

Key activities

Legal assistance

We take on professional legal support in accordance with the tasks defined by the supervision court.

These may include in particular:

Government affairs and social benefits
Health care and matters related to care and rehabilitation
Communication with health and nursing funds and insurance companies
Housing and home affairs
Wealth care and security of financial entitlements
Organisation and coordination of appropriate assistance
Representation vis-à-vis institutions and service providers
Support for complex supply and crisis situations
Assistance with personal and health planning

Our care management is based on the legal principles of legal care and in particular on the wishes of the person being looked after. The aim is to maintain and promote self-determination and to provide support only where it is actually necessary.

Legal support does not replace care, therapy, everyday help or general social counselling. Whether and for which areas of responsibility legal support is established, decides the competent care court.