Mental Health Proceedings
Home / Practice Areas / Mental Health Proceedings
Mental Health Proceedings
At Irama Valdes, P.A. we understand the sensitive nature and significance of keeping your loved ones safe. If you have a relative or loved one who is suffering from a mental illness or from substance abuse, don’t wait to act. Florida law allows us to protect the best interests of incapacitated individuals through mental health proceedings. Our attorneys utilize the law and their experience to protect the best interest of those individuals and guide you through the process to better comfort and support them, and make sure they are properly being cared for.
For a consultation with Irama Valdes, P.A. call (305) 477-1111 or send us an e-mail. We serve all of Florida.
Hablamos Español.
Please note: Accessing, reading and reviewing this site or sending us an email alone will not make you a client of Get Ahead Legal (formerly Irama Valdes, P.A.) The information found on this site is not to be construed as providing legal advice or making representations upon which the public (you) may rely on for any purpose.
Until we have agreed to represent you, anything you send us may not be confidential or privileged. Only after we conduct our conflict of interest check and otherwise determine that we are able to accept the engagement will we be ready to service your needs.
START THE PROCESS
Fill out our getting started form and schedule an appointment
Recent Posts
Your Name Is on the Mortgage. But Is It on the Title?
They are not the same thing — and confusing the two can have serious consequences for your rights to your own home. It happens more often than you might expect. A client walks into my office, grieving, stressed, or in the middle of a family dispute, and they say it:
The 65-Day Rule: One of the Most Powerful Trust Tax Strategies
With tax day upon us, I thought it When it comes to trust administration, timing can determine who ultimately pays the tax. The “65-Day Rule” gives trustees a limited opportunity after year-end to make strategic decisions that can significantly reduce tax liability. What Is the 65-Day Rule? The 65-Day Rule
How to Set Healing Goals While Navigating Grief and Loss
Words by: Annabelle Harris Miami residents facing family loss often have to keep moving while grief pulls focus in the opposite direction. For grieving individuals, the emotional challenges of grief, shock, fatigue, anger, numbness, and guilt, can make basic decisions feel heavy, and legal responsibilities can add pressure at