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Navigating the Texas Mental Health System with Former Judge Lynn Waller Kelly
The number of civil mental health commitment cases has increased dramatically over the past two decades.
In this episode of Before You Go…, host Keith Morris of The Blum Firm welcomes colleague Lynn Waller Kelly, a former Associate Judge for one of the Tarrant County probate courts. Judge Kelly is now also a partner at The Blum Law Firm whose current practice focuses on representing clients in probate matters, estate litigation, and guardianship proceedings throughout North Texas. She also serves as a mediator in contested probate litigation matters.
Tune in to hear Keith and Judge Kelly talk about navigating the involuntary commitment system in Texas, including how the system works and misconceptions about the system. Judge Kelly also addresses a frequently asked question concerning the “public records of a private nature” once someone has been in the mental health court system.
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Episode Sponsored by Mindful Home Ventures
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By Stacy Kelly & Keith MorrisThe number of civil mental health commitment cases has increased dramatically over the past two decades.
In this episode of Before You Go…, host Keith Morris of The Blum Firm welcomes colleague Lynn Waller Kelly, a former Associate Judge for one of the Tarrant County probate courts. Judge Kelly is now also a partner at The Blum Law Firm whose current practice focuses on representing clients in probate matters, estate litigation, and guardianship proceedings throughout North Texas. She also serves as a mediator in contested probate litigation matters.
Tune in to hear Keith and Judge Kelly talk about navigating the involuntary commitment system in Texas, including how the system works and misconceptions about the system. Judge Kelly also addresses a frequently asked question concerning the “public records of a private nature” once someone has been in the mental health court system.
Connect and Learn More☑️ Lynn Waller Kelly | LinkedIn
☑️ The Blum Firm | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
☑️ Keith Morris | LinkedIn
☑️ Call Keith Morris (888) 905-4359
☑️ Texas Probate Attorneys | Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter/X | Yelp | Avvo
☑️ Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube
Episode Sponsored by Mindful Home Ventures