Arkansas Code Title 9. Family Law § 9-20-124. Consideration of issues requiring court approval

(i) Describe the medical need or appropriateness for the action requested;

(ii) Include information on the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of the respondent;

(iii) Include information on any possible consequences that may occur if treatment is withheld from the respondent;

(iv) Include information on whether treatment of the respondent only prolongs the respondent's health; and

(v) Include the name and contact information of the attending physician of the respondent; and

(A)(i) Conduct a hearing within three (3) business days from the date on which a motion requesting court approval is filed.

(ii) A hearing is not required if counsel for both parties agree to waive the hearing or if an emergency exists for entry of an order.

(iii) The court shall allow a motion filed under this section to be heard on transfer by another division of the circuit court in order to ensure that a hearing conducted under subdivision (b)(1)(A)(i) of this section is heard within the required time frame;

(B)(i) Enter a decision on the motion requesting court approval within three (3) business days from the date of the hearing.

(ii) If a hearing is not conducted, the court shall enter a decision on the motion requesting court approval within three (3) business days from the date on which a motion requesting court approval is filed;

(i) Granting the request is in the best interest of the respondent;

(ii) The attending physician of the respondent is requesting the medical action or inaction;

(iii) The evidence supports the need for the requested medical action or inaction; and

(iv) The respondent did not express an intent to oppose the medical action or inaction before losing the capacity to make his or her own medical decisions.