Baker Act Legal Process

Summary

In Florida, involuntary commitment under the Baker Act requires clear evidence of a threat to oneself or others. Legal guardianship involves a court process and approval. If there are no legal documents or court proceedings regarding guardianship, your son retains his rights. Its important for him to have legal representation to understand and defend his rights, especially if there are concerns about abuse or manipulation. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice and assistance.

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He will not do so he has convinced himself that everything she says is truth and that she’s just gonna do what she said she’s gonna do and she has convinced him that she’s his legal guardian or something that he doesn’t have control over his own decisions
It sounds like a tough situation. In Florida, for someone to be a legal guardian and make decisions on behalf of another adult, they must usually go through a legal process to gain guardianship. Here are some points to consider:
- Guardianship requires a legal proceeding and court approval.
- Your son has the right to legal representation.
- He can request a court review to contest any guardianship claims.
Has there been any legal documentation or court proceedings regarding guardianship that you're aware of?
No, he is not insane at all. He’s very sound minded when you talk to him… She just pushed him too far. She’s physically and mentally abusive..
It sounds like a very challenging situation. In Florida, if someone is being involuntarily committed or if there's a question of guardianship, it's crucial to have legal representation to defend their rights. If there's no legal documentation of guardianship, your son should be informed about his rights. Would you like guidance on finding legal assistance for him?
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