parental consent

When is Parental Consent Not Required?

There are situations where parental consent is not required. Many jurisdictions have laws that allow minors to seek certain types of medical care without parental approval. These situations often include:
Emergency situations where immediate medical attention is necessary.
Sexual health services like STI testing and treatment.
Mental health services, including counseling for sexual abuse.

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