Wyoming § 25-5-118 Release of voluntary client upon request;
exceptions

Wyoming Statutes

§ 25-5-118 — Release of voluntary client upon request; exceptions

Wyoming § 25-5-118

Title 25Institutions of the State

Ch. 5LIFE RESOURCE CENTER

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 25-5-118 (2026).

Text

(a)A voluntary client may be discharged by the administrator at any time within twenty (20) days of receipt of a written request for the release by the client, his parent or guardian, and the administrator shall arrange for appropriate transition services, except:

(i)If the client was admitted on his own application and the request for discharge is made by a person other than the client, release shall be conditioned upon the client's consent;

(ii)If the client is a minor or ward, his discharge shall be conditioned upon the consent of his parent or guardian;

(iii)If the administrator has probable cause to believe release of the client will endanger the life, health or safety of the client or others and he incorporates a written statement of the facts supporting his belief in the client'

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(a) A voluntary client may be discharged by the
administrator at any time within twenty (20) days of receipt of
a written request for the release by the client, his parent or
guardian, and the administrator shall arrange for appropriate
transition services, except:
(i) If the client was admitted on his own application
and the request for discharge is made by a person other than the
client, release shall be conditioned upon the client's consent;
(ii) If the client is a minor or ward, his discharge
shall be conditioned upon the consent of his parent or guardian;
(iii) If the administrator has probable cause to
believe release of the client will endanger the life, health or
safety of the client or others and he incorporates a written
statement of the facts supporting his belief in the client's
file, he may apply for involuntary admission pursuant to W.S.