Calendar

Overview

Minor Consent will answer the question, "When can minors give consent for their own treatment and when must a parent, guardian or some other adult consent for their care?"

 

We will cover the following four main areas of concern:

 

1.  Consent Basics

• Legal, Physical and Mental Capacity
• Informed Consent
• Consent in an Emergency

2.  Minor Consent

• Sensitive Services
  • Any Age Minor:  Pregnancy, Sexual Assault, Rape
  • Age 12 and older: Infectious Diseases, STDs, Mental Health/SUD Counseling`
• Emancipated Minors
  • Married
  • Military
  • Court Order
• Self-Sufficient Minors

3.  Parent/Guardian/Other Adult Consent

• ​Biological Parent, Including Parent Under the Age of 18
• Adoptive Parent
• Married vs. Unmarried Parent
• Divorced Parent (Sole or Joint Custody)
• Registered Domestic Partner Parent
• Delegated Authority to Another Adult
• Caregiver's Affidavits

4.  Dependents/Wards of the Court​

• ​The Court
• Foster Parents, Social Services
• Probation Officers

Need More Info or Help?
We hope you can join us. Feel free to contact Doug McGill for more details.

Phone: 916-850-7300
Email: dmcgill@csac-eia.org