At the Mozell Law Group, our Mental Health Law practice is dedicated to navigating the complex intersection of legal rights and mental health challenges. We advocate for individuals and families through guardianship, estate planning, provider representation, and more.

Josh Mozell combines deep legal expertise with compassionate understanding of mental health conditions, ensuring that vulnerable clients receive both vigorous representation and respectful care. We work closely with healthcare providers, families, and individuals to protect rights, preserve dignity, and secure appropriate treatment and accommodations. As a caseworker for several years before attending law school, Mozell worked directly with people with chronic mental illness. He understands the system’s shortcomings from the inside.

He is president of the board of a local non-profit called the Association for the Chronically Mentally Ill (whose members push for legislative remedies and other reforms. Through his leadership, it is the most effective grassroots mental health legislative group in the country (passing more than 30 laws in the last seven years). He sits on an independent oversight committee that monitors conditions for people with serious mental illness in central Arizona. Mozell has the ears of agency heads, hospital directors and police chiefs, and sits on a joint legislative committee which addresses shortcomings across the system. He has been appointed by the Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court to the Steering Committee on Mental Health and the Justice System.

At the Mozell Law Group, our Mental Health Law practice is dedicated to navigating the complex intersection of legal rights and mental health challenges. We advocate for individuals and families through guardianship, estate planning, provider representation, and more.

Josh Mozell combines deep legal expertise with compassionate understanding of mental health conditions, ensuring that vulnerable clients receive both vigorous representation and respectful care. We work closely with healthcare providers, families, and individuals to protect rights, preserve dignity, and secure appropriate treatment and accommodations.