Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)

Citation: Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)
Jurisdiction: Kentucky (state)
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56.4.2 Petition for Court-Ordered Assisted Outpatient Treatment
KRS 202A.0811-0831
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 There are no filing fees or jury fees for court-ordered assisted outpatient
treatment cases. File, date, initial
1. Upon receipt of AOC Form 737, Verified Petition for Court-Ordered Assisted
Outpatient Treatment; apply the FILED stamp to the petition; add the date
and your initials. The petition will be filed in the confidential division of
district court.

2. Refer to the Case Add section of the KyCourts Manual for instructions on
opening the case. Assign an “H” case number and appropriate trailer
number. Search KYCourts for a previously filed “H” case involving the party.
If a previous case exists, enter into the existing case number using the next
trailer number. If a previous case does not exist, use the next pre- Assign an H number
numbered file folder.

Note: when entering into a previous case file – insert in the file folder using
a divider to separate trailers. At the close of each case; insert a copy of the
Copy case history
case history

3. Use case type COM – Commitment Proceeding

4. File by completing a document screen using document code PCAOT.

Note: If petition is filed by a QMHP, a completed AOC Form 737.1,
Evaluation Certification For Court-Ordered Assisted Outpatient Treatment Document code
would be included; file by completing a document screen using CEAOT. PCAOT

5. Take the petition to any available district judge along with AOC Form 737.2
Findings of Probable Cause and Order Setting Evaluation, Appointing
Counsel, and Setting Hearing (Court Ordered Assisted Outpatient
Treatment). If the district judge is absent from the county or otherwise not
available, take to any judge or justice of the Court of Justice. KRS
202A.011(7).