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Skip to main contentEnable accessibility for visually impairedOpen the accessibility menu Loading Skip to Main Content LOADING Close Loading Do Not Show Again Close Public Notice BOCC Agenda & Meeting website technical issue Read On... 1. Court Services 2. Financial Services 3. Internal Audit 4. Records 5. Resources Search 1. Home 2. Court Services 3. Restraining Orders / Injunctions 4. Marchman Act MARCHMAN ACT Per Chapter 397 of the Florida Statutes, the Marchman Act provides for a process to obtain an ex-parte order for the involuntary assessment and stabilization of a person abusing or addicted to drugs or alcohol when the respondent has refused to voluntarily receive care. If the respondent (the person needing the care) is an adult, a petition for involuntary services may be filed by the respondent's spouse or legal guardian, any relative, a licensed service provider, or an adult who has direct personal knowledge of the substance abuse impairment and his or her prior course of assessment and treatment (This person is referred to as the petitioner). Note: Ex-parte proceedings are not appropriate when the person is already in the custody of law enforcement and can be evaluated by trained personnel. FEE There is no filing fee. Marchman Act Injunction Packets are available in the Injunction Office of the Citrus County Courthouse FAQS What is the Marchman Act? Chapter 397 of the Florida Statutes is know as the, Hal S Marchman Alcohol and Other Drug Services Act of 1993. It provides for the involuntary or voluntary assessment and stabilization of a person allegedly abusing substances like drugs or alcohol, and provides for treatment of substance abuse. What is a voluntary Marchman Act admission? A voluntary admission occurs when a person seeks treatment for substance abuse and applies to a service provider to receive such treatment. What is an involuntary admission for assessment and stabilization? - An involuntary admission occurs when there is good faith reason to believe the person is substance abuse impaired, and because of such impairment, the person has lost the power of self control with respect to substance use. - Has inflicted or attempted/threatened to inflict, or, unless admitted for treatment, is likely to inflict, physical harm to him/herself or another. - The person's judgment has been so impaired because of substance abuse that he/she is incapable of appreciating the need for substance abuse services and to make a rational decision regarding substance abuse services. View All /FAQ.aspx 1. Physical Address View Map 110 N Apopka Ave Inverness, FL 34450 110 N Apopka Ave Inverness FL 34450 Directions Phone: 352-341-6424 Fax: 352-341-6413 Injunction Services are only available at the Citrus County Courthouse. ** If an injunction is needed after business hours, weekends or holidays please call 911.** Request assistance as early in the day as possible, preferably before 3pm, to allow sufficient time to complete paperwork and for the Court to review your paperwork. When contacting our office by phone, please select the following prompts to get to the correct department: * 1 for Payments * 3 for Traffic and Other Citations * 4 for Criminal Matters * 5 for Civil Matters * 6 for Family Related Matters * 7 for Jury and Evidence * 8 for Payment Plan Information TDD 800-955-8771 Hours Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m RELATED DOCUMENTS 1. Baker Act Forms (PDF) 2. Dating Violence Injunction (PDF) 3. Domestic Violence Injunction With Children (PDF) 4. Domestic Violence Injunction Without Children (PDF) 5. Marchman Act (PDF) 6. Motion for Modification of Injunction Packet (PDF) 7. Repeat Violence Injunction (PDF) 8. Sexual Violence Injunction (PDF) 9. Stalking Injunction Packet (PDF) 10. Vulnerable Adult Petition (PDF) QUICK LINKS 1. Petition for Violation of Injunction (PDF) 2. Supplemental Affidavit in Support of Injunction Packet (PDF) View All /QuickLinks.aspx FAQS 1. What is an injunction? 2. Where can I obtain an injunction? 3. What happens after the judge grants the injunction? View All /FAQ.aspx 1. Dating Violence 2. Domestic Violence 3. Repeat Violence 4. Sexual Violence 5. Stalking Violence 6. Baker Act 7. Marchman Act 8. Risk Protection Order 9. Vulnerable Adult Payments Property Auctions Court Records Search (SCORSS) Official Records Search Restraining Orders & Injunctions BOCC Agendas & Meetings FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS 1. Follow us on Socials : for more videos, like and subscribe to our YouTube channel! CONTACT US 1. Phone: 352-341-6424 2. TDD: 800-955-8771 3. Email Us 4. View our locations 5. More contact info > SITE LINKS 1. About Us 2. Contact Us 3. Departments 4. Accessibility 5. Careers /QuickLinks.aspx Arrow Left Arrow Right Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow