• Treatment Law ℠

    /ˈtriːtmənt lɔː/ (TREET-mənt LAW)
    noun

    A law practice dedicated to providing representation and advocacy to families and individuals during mental health and behavioral health challenges or crises that may require legal intervention.

Areas of Practice

Mental Health Planning

Legal guidance to create a customized plan before a crisis hits—so your family knows what to do.

Mental Health Crisis Legal Services

Fast, practical legal help when a loved one is in crisis right now.

Psychiatric Holds: 5150, 5250, etc.

Understanding, supporting, or challenging involuntary psychiatric holds.

Mental Health Criminal Cases

Seeking treatment instead of jail when mental illness is part of a criminal case.

LPS Conservatorships

Advocacy on LPS (mental health) conservatorships at hearings, placement reviews, reappointments, and related proceedings.

Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT)

Court-ordered outpatient treatment for adults who struggle to stay in care on their own.

CARE Court

California's civil court process for adults with untreated serious mental illness.

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