mental health

'We were shocked:' I-Team investigates how doctors can take parents to court over guardianship
According to North Carolina law, health care professionals can petition a court to revoke guardianship from a patient's parents or legal guardian, and instead assign a public guardian to manage the patients' medical care.
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