§ 108A-104. Provision of protective services with the consent of the person; withdrawal of consent; caretaker refusal.
A director must immediately provide or arrange protective services for a disabled adult when the director finds they are needed and the adult consents. If a caretaker blocks services, the director may ask the district court for an order, and a judge may issue it on strong evidence. Services must not be provided if the
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A director must immediately provide or arrange protective services for a disabled adult when the director finds they are needed and the adult consents. If a caretaker blocks services, the director may ask the district court for an order, and a judge may issue it on strong evidence. Services must not be provided if the adult does not consent or withdraws consent.
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§ 108A-104. Provision of protective services with the consent of the person; withdrawal of consent; caretaker refusal.
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