Certified Case Manager Practice Test

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What is the required frequency for filing a report with the court in a court-ordered protective supervision case, according to Florida Statute?

Once every month
Once every six months
Once every three months
Once every six weeks

The correct answer is: Once every six weeks

In a court-ordered protective supervision case under Florida Statute, the requirement is to file a report with the court once every six weeks. This frequency is designed to ensure regular oversight and accountability regarding the wellbeing and circumstances of the individuals under protective supervision. Such regular reporting allows the court to monitor the situation closely and to make informed decisions to promote the safety and welfare of those involved. By establishing a six-week period for reports, the system aims to facilitate timely interventions if necessary, based on the evolving needs or concerns that may arise during the period of supervision.