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Can anyone petition the Court for involuntary commitment of a non-family member?

April 26, 2017commitment Court Involuntary non-family petition

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Can anyone petition the Court for involuntary commitment of a non-family member?

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Yes. The process is the same whether it is a family member or not. It can be a co-worker, friend, someone in your building or anyone you are aware of that is exhibiting dangerous behavior towards self or others.