Disclaimer
This site is written for people affected by the laws of Western Australia. The information contained on these pages is not legal advice.
Legal issues around mental illness can be complex and will vary from person to person.
If you have a legal problem you should talk to a lawyer in your jurisdiction before making a decision about what you do or do not do.
The materials on this website are the property of the Mental Health Law Centre (WA) Inc. and should not be used other than in the form published for the purpose it is intended, without the written authority of the Centre.
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