Guardianship

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Why Having A Mental Health Attorney Matters In Today’s Legal System

November 20, 2025
Over the past several decades, states across the country have progressively introduced a range of mental health laws to ensure that those experiencing poor mental health can access the support and treatment they need to lead healthy, fulfilling lives. In Florida, guardianship law, the Baker Act, and the Marchman Act all play an important role […]
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The Insurance Gap No One Talks About — And the Legal Tools Florida Families Can Use When Treatment Is Denied

November 17, 2025
When a loved one spirals into addiction or a mentalhealth crisis, parents often expect insurance to be the lifeline that gets their child help. Instead, many discover the opposite: denials, delays, limited coverage, and treatment options that don’t match the severity of the situation. Florida attorney Mark Astor — a former prosecutor with more than […]
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Can Guardianship Help Someone With A Neurological Condition?

November 06, 2025
It can be heartbreaking to watch a loved one who was once able to look after themselves slowly experience neurological decline that begins to affect their ability to cope with the demands of day-to-day life. If your loved one has recently been diagnosed with a neurological condition, has suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), or […]
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How A Mental Health Attorney Can Help You Seek Guardianship For A Loved One

July 24, 2025
With appropriate psychological support and the help of medication, many Americans who experience mental health conditions can go about their daily lives without issue. However, in some cases, mental illness can severely impact a person’s ability to perceive reality, exercise self-control, and make sound decisions. If someone you love is displaying signs of psychosis or […]
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