Securing control over an incompetent person and/or his or her medical care and finances
Obtaining court orders for medical or psychiatric treatment
Getting court approval for estate plans and real estate transactions
Acting as Guardian ad Litem
for the alleged incompetent person
Removing a guardian or conservator for good cause
Securing court orders for involuntary admission to a psychiatric facility or drug/alcohol detoxification facility
Securing court orders for psychiatric treatment of a patient committed to a psychiatric facility
Psychiatric Advanced Health Care Directives
Psychiatric advance directives can be used to plan for the possibility that someone may lose capacity to give or withhold informed consent to treatment during acute episodes of psychiatric illness.
Wyoming law allows individuals to appoint an agent to make decisions about their mental health treatment if they become incompetent to make decisions; to write instructions about how they would like their mental health care to proceed; or both.
We will help you or a loved one draft a Psychiatric Advanced Health Care Directives. Link to Wyoming Psychiatric Advanced Health Care Statutes (Title 35, chapter 22 and click on article 3)
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