Legal Issues Workshop
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Outpatient Commitment
- Lien Law
Property Tax Exemption - Rental Requirements
Making Mental Health Services a Legally Enforceable
Entitlement |
Views of advocates, consumers, and attorneys
on current legal issues
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Outpatient Commitment
- Conditional Release
A recent court ruling has changed the rules for agencies and consumers
in this process what are the consumers rights and the agencys
obligation? Information and reactions.
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"Ability
to pay" vs. "Sufficient income" rental qualifications
How to help a renter who does not meet to requirements of the landlord.
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Property Tax Exemption
A recent NJ Appellate Court has ruled in favor of non profits seeking
tax exempt status. This can bolster your argument in similar cases.
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The Lien Law
By forcing payment for psychiatric hospital and developmental centers
New Jersey traps many persons into poverty, preventing home ownership, car
ownership and often the means to work.
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Making Mental
Health Services an Entitlement
The
Model Law
Moderator
Alan Kaufman
Presenters
Carolyn Beauchamp Michael Allen
David Lazarus Jean Markey
Wayne Vivian
Agenda
New
Jersey Issues
Jean Markey, Attorney -
New Jersey Protection & Advocacy (NJP&A)
Outpatient Commitment Ruling
David Lazarus, Director of
Litigation,
Community Health Law Project (CHLP)
Property Tax Exemption
Rental Requirements
Carolyn Beauchamp Executive Director,
Mental Health Association
of New Jersey
Lien Law
National issues
Michael Allen - Senior staff attorney and director of housing programs at
the
Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law in Washington, D.C.
Making Mental Health Services a
Legally Enforceable Entitlement The
Model Law
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