involuntary hospitalization and outpatient services laws - Disability ...

After notice and hearing on the motion, if the court finds that the person has
been noncompliant with the order and that the person poses a likelihood of serious
harm as defined for purposes of the progressive treatment program, the court may
authorize emergency hospitalization. The motion must comply with all the
requirements for Part II of the blue paper described above at page 11.
Other Post Order Procedures
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Any party to the original action may file a motion with the court to modify,
extend, or dissolve the court order. If the court finds good cause, it may:
Modify the order;
Dissolve the order;
Order the term of the treatment plan to extend for a period of up to one year.
Order that any restrictions in the order be terminated or suspended upon the
person’s achievement of the goals under the treatment plan.
34-B MRSA §3873(7)(C); 34-B MRSA §3873-A (9)
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