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Mental health is a serious matter that needs to be handled with care, empathy, and urgency. Our DuPage County 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 other mental health concerns.
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Our DuPage County mental health lawyers use this article to spell out the rights of mental health patients in DuPage County. We discuss what happens when a person receives mental health services, and the fact that they cannot be denied any rights, privileges, or benefits that are guaranteed by state and federal law because they receive(d) mental health services.
Read more about mental health patient rights from our DuPage County mental health attorneys.
In this article, our DuPage County mental health attorneys examine causes that lead to emergency commitment in Illinois.
If a person is admitted or is being treated for a mental health issue by a mental health facility, it doesn’t automatically mean that a person is legally incompetent. Legal competency is determined at a separate court hearing; if a person is deemed legally incompetent, the court appoints a guardian to assist that person to manage assets and make life decisions.
In the following companion article, our DuPage County mental health attorneys examine the process of appealing mental healthcare decisions in DuPage County courts. We help you understand how to appeal an involuntary commitment to a mental health facility, as well as how to appeal the denial of mental health services Illinois.
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