Addiction Recovery Legal Services

I highly recommend this law firm! The attorney is experienced, returns calls promptly and is available when you need him. Staff is knowledgeable and professional; all around a pleasant experience during trying times.
5 8 years ago (19-02-2018)

Highly recommend this firm. Referred by someone who used them and they upheld all expectations we had. Very pleased with their services and very professional throughout the entire process.
5 8 years ago (19-02-2018)

I have personally seen this business help so many people regaining control of their life. Call now. Save lives.
5 8 years ago (16-02-2018)

They helped a loved one during extremely troubling times.
5 8 years ago (16-02-2018)

As parents of a 26 yr old who has depression and has self medicated with drugs and alcohol since he was a teenager I can say that ARLS helped us save our son's life. We know it will be a lifelong effort, but today he is gainfully employed, has goals for his future and tools to deal with his issues. The marchman act is your tool to compel your loved one to get treatment. As a non-legal person a valuable piece of information worthy of noting is that the marchman act is a civil matter not criminal. Ask more about this for your comfort level. Also not all counties manage this act through the court systems with the same level of efficiency as others. You may have to place your loved one out of your county or state. Ask about this, understand this. ARLS handled our case through the court system efficiently, smoothly and quickly. This means your loved one WILL comply with treatment. However most important aspect of my experience that I can share is that it is up to YOU to research what facility you will use for treatment and this is most difficult. Few insurance companies cover, but if you can meet your out of pocket deductible you have more choices. You can file your own claims and you may even be lucky to find in net work facilities and have coverage. If none of those options are financially possible there are state facilities available and they may not be as nice but you're trying to save your loved ones life or perhaps avoid them ending up in prison (which is not nice) Unfortunately in this industry it is "buyer beware". So do your homework. Talk with your insurance company. Talk with experts in the field of recovery. Look up Luis Delgado on YouTube known as The Dope Doctor, he has a radio show on recovery and is accessible for advice on facilities. He is not affiliated with anyone in particular. Money should not stop you from saving your loved one there are resources, scholarships etc RESEARCH,!! Don't give up.
5 10 years ago (21-02-2017)