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§ 71-6-106. Privilege for Confidential Communications

Notwithstanding the existence of the privilege for confidential communications between husband and wife, the chancellor at the hearing may compel testimony if, in the chancellor’s opinion, disclosure is necessary in the interest of the adult.

§ 71-6-107. Provision of Protective Services Without the Consent of the Adult

If the department determines that an adult who is in need of protective services is in imminent danger if that adult does not receive protective services and lacks capacity to consent to protective services, then the department may file a complaint with the court for an order authorizing the provision of protective services necessary to […]

§ 71-6-109. Payment for Protective Services

If the department determines that the adult is financially capable of paying for the protective services received, according to standards to be set by the department, the adult shall reimburse the state for the cost of providing the protective services. If the department determines that the adult is not financially capable of paying for the […]