Core Viewpoint - The joint guidance issued by seven departments aims to establish a comprehensive mechanism for protecting the legal rights of the elderly, enhancing judicial services, and fostering an age-friendly social environment [1][2] Group 1: Legal Rights Protection - The guidance emphasizes the need for effective resolution of disputes involving the elderly, including strengthening judicial protections and providing accessible litigation services [1] - It includes provisions for online litigation services and various appointment options for elderly individuals with mobility issues, while also maintaining traditional service methods [1] - The document calls for stricter legal actions against crimes targeting the elderly, such as theft, robbery, and fraud under the guise of "elderly care" [1] Group 2: Risk Prevention and Legal Aid - The guidance focuses on preemptive measures against risks in areas such as elderly consumption, inheritance, financial management, and health care, aiming to enhance the elderly's ability to resist risks [2] - It proposes increased legal support for elderly individuals facing abuse or violence, ensuring that economic hardship does not limit access to legal aid [2] - The document expands legal aid eligibility to include elderly individuals who are high-risk, such as those who are elderly, living alone, or disabled, without requiring a financial status check [2]