Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Jiading District People's Court has released a white paper detailing the judicial protection of elderly rights, highlighting a significant increase in civil cases involving elderly individuals from 2022 to September 2025, with a focus on safeguarding their financial and personal rights [1][2]. Group 1: Case Statistics and Trends - From 2022 to September 2025, the Jiading District Court accepted a total of 13,408 civil cases related to the elderly, showing a year-on-year increase in case numbers [1]. - The predominant types of cases involve contract disputes and infringement of personal rights, indicating a high incidence of disputes related to property safety and living services [1]. Group 2: Innovations in Legal Protection - The court has handled 61 cases related to "elderly care for disabled children" from 2021 to 2024, introducing a "three-way separation of property" model to enhance supervision and protect the rights of the elderly [2]. - The court has proposed measures to shift from reactive dispute resolution to proactive prevention and diversified resolution methods, including the establishment of a legal risk warning mechanism for the elderly [2]. Group 3: Typical Cases and Judicial Responsibilities - The ten typical cases released cover various critical areas such as elderly property rights, personal safety, consumer protection, and guardianship procedures [3]. - A notable case emphasized that the core responsibility of guardians is to protect the personal and property rights of the elderly, prohibiting the disposal of the elderly's assets unless it serves their interests [3].