This document contains official instructions for Form DC-4015 , Petition to Continue Mandatory Outpatient Treatment - a form released and collected by the Virginia District Court.
Q: What is Form DC-4015?
A: Form DC-4015 is the Petition to Continue Mandatory Outpatient Treatment in Virginia.
Q: What is Mandatory Outpatient Treatment?
A: Mandatory Outpatient Treatment is a form of treatment for individuals who have been diagnosed with a mental illness and are at risk of harm to themselves or others if left untreated.
Q: Who can file Form DC-4015?
A: Form DC-4015 can be filed by certain mental health professionals or authorized representatives on behalf of the individual receiving treatment.
Q: What information is required on Form DC-4015?
A: Form DC-4015 requires information about the individual's diagnosis, treatment plan, status, and evidence of need for continued treatment.
Q: Are there any fees associated with filing Form DC-4015?
A: There may be filing fees associated with Form DC-4015, depending on the county in Virginia.
Q: What is the purpose of filing Form DC-4015?
A: The purpose of filing Form DC-4015 is to request a court order for the continuation of mandatory outpatient treatment for an individual.
Q: What happens after Form DC-4015 is filed?
A: After Form DC-4015 is filed, a hearing will be scheduled where a judge will review the request and determine whether to continue the mandatory outpatient treatment.
Q: Can the individual object to the continuation of mandatory outpatient treatment?
A: Yes, the individual has the right to object to the continuation of mandatory outpatient treatment and can present their case at the hearing.
Q: What happens if the court approves the continuation of mandatory outpatient treatment?
A: If the court approves the continuation of mandatory outpatient treatment, the individual will be required to adhere to the treatment plan outlined in the court order.
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