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Mental health is a serious matter that we believe needs to be handled with care and urgency. Our Iowa Mental Health Attorneys understand the difficulties that come with mental health matters and are here to help you and your family with special needs, guardianship, elder law, and mental health needs. are here to help protect your loved ones and give them the care they need. Understanding mental health law is critical, and the attorneys at O'Flaherty Law can help with maneuvering this topic.
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In this video, our Iowa mental health attorneys discuss the rights mental patients have in Iowa.
In this article, our Iowa mental health lawyers explain the rights mental patients have in Iowa. When a person receives mental health services, he or she cannot be denied any rights, or privileges or benefits that are guaranteed by law, the State, or the country's constitution because he or she is receiving mental health services. When a person is admitted or is being treated for a mental health issue by a mental health facility it doesn’t automatically mean a person is legally incompetent. Legal competency is decided on at a separate court hearing and if a person is deemed legally incompetent, the court appoints a guardian to assist that person to manage assets and make life decisions.
Read more about Iowa mental health patients from our Illinois mental health attorneys.
In this video, our Iowa mental health attorneys discuss what circumstances can lead to emergency involuntary commitment in Iowa.
If a person is admitted or is being treated for a mental health issue by a mental health facility it doesn’t automatically mean a person is legally incompetent. Legal competency is decided on at a separate court hearing and if a person is deemed legally incompetent, the court appoints a guardian to assist that person to manage assets and make life decisions. Our Iowa mental health attorneys examine causes that lead to emergency commitment in Iowa.
Read more about emergency involuntary commitment in Iowa by our Iowa mental health attorneys.
In this video, our Iowa mental health attorneys discuss the process of appealing mental healthcare decisions in Iowa.
Our mental health attorneys examine the process of appealing mental healthcare decisions in Iowa courts. The process for appealing involuntary commitment to a mental health facility is explained as well as the process of appealing the denial of mental health services in Iowa.
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