[WSBAPT] involuntary civil commitment

[Allen Draher]

I'm looking for Seattle counsel to help a client and his eighteen year old daughter navigate the involuntary commitment process.  The client's wife has been involuntarily committed. She suffers from bipolar disorder and has had many episodes in the past.  However, this is the first time she has been involuntarily committed and her family would like representation at a hearing tomorrow and follow up thereafter.  They would like to get her into a private facility.  Do you know anyone who could help this family with this situation?  Allen

Allen Draher

Law Office of Allen Draher, PLLC
5426 California Ave. S.W.
Seattle, WA 98136

ph   206-935-2998
allen at draherlaw.com<mailto:allen at draherlaw.com>

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