(G) Any An interested person, on behalf of the vulnerable adult or senior citizen, may file a motion for review of the court order issued pursuant to this section. (H) Following a court order from the merits hearing to provide protective services to a vulnerable adult or senior citizen, the Adult Protective Services Program, at least every six months, must shall evaluate the vulnerable adult or senior citizen and submit a written report to the court, and to any other parties as required by the court, regarding the vulnerable adult or senior adult’s citizen’s need for continued protective services as defined in pursuant to this chapter. (I) If the court determines that the vulnerable adult or senior citizen is financially capable of paying for services ordered pursuant to this section, then the court may order payment by or from the financial resources of the vulnerable adult or senior citizen may be ordered. (J) In an action for exploitation or in which payment for protective services is in issue, upon its own motion or a motion of any party, the court may order that the vulnerable adult or adult’s senior financial records be made available on a certain citizen’s day and time for inspection by the parties. (K) Expenses incurred by the Adult Protective Services Program on behalf of a vulnerable adult or senior citizen that have not been reimbursed at the time of before the vulnerable or adult’s senior death become a claim against the estate of the citizen’s vulnerable adult or senior citizen. (L) Payments for which a vulnerable adult is responsible or for which the Adult Protective Services Program is to be reimbursed only include payments to third parties and do not include personnel or operating expenses of the Adult Protective Services Program. Section 433550. The privileged quality of communication between husband and wife or between a professional person and the or client, except that between attorney and person’s patient client or priest and penitent, are abrogated and do not constitute grounds for failing to report or for the exclusion of evidence in any civil or criminal proceeding resulting from a report made pursuant to this chapter. Section 434555. (A) A law enforcement officer may take a vulnerable adult or senior citizen in a lifethreatening situation into protective custody if:
(G) Any An interested person, on behalf of the vulnerable adult or senior citizen, may file a motion for review of the court order issued pursuant to this section. (H) Following a court order from the merits hearing to provide protective services to a vulnerable adult or senior citizen, the Adult Protective Services Program, at least every six months, must shall evaluate the vulnerable adult or senior citizen and submit a written report to the court, and to any other parties as required by the court, regarding the vulnerable adult adult’s or senior citizen’s need for continued protective services as defined in pursuant to this chapter. (I) If the court determines that the vulnerable adult or senior citizen is financially capable of paying for services ordered pursuant to this section, then the court may order payment by or from the financial resources of the vulnerable adult or senior citizen may be ordered. (J) In an action for exploitation or in which payment for protective services is in issue, upon its own motion or a motion of any party, the court may order that the vulnerable adult adult’s or senior citizen’s financial records be made available on a certain day and time for inspection by the parties. (K) Expenses incurred by the Adult Protective Services Program on behalf of a vulnerable adult or senior citizen that have not been reimbursed at the time of before the vulnerable adult’s or senior citizen’s death become a claim against the estate of the vulnerable adult or senior citizen. (L) Payments for which a vulnerable adult is responsible or for which the Adult Protective Services Program is to be reimbursed only include payments to third parties and do not include personnel or operating expenses of the Adult Protective Services Program. Section 433550. The privileged quality of communication between husband and wife or between a professional person and the person’s patient or client, except that between attorney and client or priest and penitent, are abrogated and do not constitute grounds for failing to report or for the exclusion of evidence in any civil or criminal proceeding resulting from a report made pursuant to this chapter. Section 434555. (A) A law enforcement officer may take a vulnerable adult or senior citizen in a lifethreatening situation into protective custody if:
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