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Florida’s approach to involuntary substance use treatment has evolved significantly since the Marchman Act was first enacted in 1993. As addiction trends, treatment standards, and

When families begin discussing guardianship for a loved one, emotions are often already running high. Questions about medical care, finances, independence, and long-term well-being can

When a loved one is struggling with addiction, families are often forced to make difficult decisions. When mental illness is also involved, those decisions become

Mental health and substance use clinicians are often on the front lines of crisis, supporting individuals whose judgment, safety, or ability to engage in treatment

Marchman Act vs. Voluntary Rehab: What Families Need to Know When a loved one is struggling with addiction, families are often faced with an impossible

When a legal crisis unfolds, it can feel sudden and overwhelming, but in reality, most crises are preceded by warning signs that quietly build over