Guardian advocate means a person appointed for a person with a developmental disability pursuant to section 393.12, Florida Statutes;
Guardian advocate means a person appointed by the
Guardian advocate means a person appointed by a court to make decisions regarding mental health treatment on behalf of a patient who has been found incompetent to consent to treatment pursuant to this part. The guardian advocate may be granted specific additional powers by written order of the court, as provided in this part.
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Guardian advocate services shall be provided only to residents referred by the Baker County Court through the NEFSH legal counsel.
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Guardian advocate means a person appointed by a court to make decisions regarding mental health treatment on behalf of a patient who has been found incompetent to consent to treatment pursuant to this part.
Guardian advocate means a person appointed by a
Guardian advocate means a person appointed by a court to make decisions regarding mental health treatment on behalf of a patient who has been found incompetent to consent to treatment. Section 394.455(18), F.S.
Guardian advocate means a person appointed by a written order of the court to represent a person with developmental disabilities under s. 393.12. As used in this chapter, the term does not apply to a guardian advocate appointed for a person determined incompetent to consent to treatment under s. 394.4598.
Guardian advocate means a person appointed by the circuit court to represent a person with developmental disabilities in any proceedings brought pursuant to s. 393.12, and excludes the use of the same term as applied to a guardian advocate for mentally ill persons in chapter 394.
Guardian advocate means a person appointed by a written order of the court to represent a person with developmental disabilities under s. 393.12 . . . Section
Guardian advocate means a person appointed