Court orders court-appointed guardian supervision over parental authority due to family crisis and child safety risks.

The court ordered the establishment of court-appointed guardian supervision over the parents' parental authority to address a family crisis involving alcoholism and domestic aggression. The mother argued that the father's lack of support and volatile behavior endangered the children, while the father's conduct had temporarily improved but remained insufficient. The court ruled that external supervision was necessary to repair family relationships and ensure long-term child welfare, despite the father's current cooperation.