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Form INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization Due to Noncompliance With Voluntary Treatment Agreement - West Virginia
What Is Form INV16?
This is a legal form that was released by the West Virginia Circuit Court - a government authority operating within West Virginia. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
FAQ
Q: What is INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization?A: INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization is a legal document in West Virginia that allows a person to be hospitalized against their will due to noncompliance with a voluntary treatment agreement.
Q: Why would someone file an INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization?A: Someone would file an INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization if a person is not following the terms of a voluntary treatment agreement and their condition is deteriorating, posing a risk to themselves or others.
Q: Who can file an INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization?A: In West Virginia, the following individuals can file an INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization: mental health professionals, licensed physicians, the county sheriff, or the designated crisis responder.
Q: What happens after an INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization is filed?A: After an INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization is filed, a hearing will be scheduled where evidence will be presented to determine if the person meets the criteria for involuntary hospitalization.
Q: What are the criteria for involuntary hospitalization in West Virginia?A: The criteria for involuntary hospitalization in West Virginia include: a person having a mental disorder, due to which they present a risk of harm to themselves or others unless they receive treatment, and they are unwilling or unable to receive treatment voluntarily.
Q: What rights does a person have during the INV16 process?A: During the INV16 process, a person has the right to legal representation, the right to present evidence, the right to cross-examine witnesses, and the right to a fair hearing.
Q: How long can a person be involuntarily hospitalized based on an INV16 Motion?A: A person can be involuntarily hospitalized for up to 72 hours based on an INV16 Motion. After that, a review hearing is held to determine if continued hospitalization is necessary.
Q: Can a person appeal an INV16 decision?A: Yes, a person can appeal an INV16 decision by filing a petition for review to the circuit court within 10 days of the initial decision.
Q: Is INV16 Motion only applicable in West Virginia?A: Yes, INV16 Motion for Involuntary Hospitalization is specific to West Virginia and may have different requirements or processes in other states.
Form Details:
- The latest edition provided by the West Virginia Circuit Court;
- Easy to use and ready to print;
- Quick to customize;
- Compatible with most PDF-viewing applications;
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