§ 5-3-307 — In any case in which the court refers an application to the commissioner, the commissioner shall conduct the directed outpatient commitment under W.S. 25-10-110.1 or the involuntary hospitalization proceedings under this section and on the basis thereof shall either recommend dismissal of the application or hold a hearing as provided in this section and make recommendations to the court regarding the disposition of the proposed patient and of the proceedings

(m) An appointed examiner shall receive for his services
in each court ordered examination a reasonable fee fixed by the
court.
(n) The court shall inquire into the medical condition of
every patient found to be mentally ill. If the court determines
based upon the advice of a physician or other qualified
professional, and in consultation with any gatekeeper designated
by the department pursuant to W.S. 25-10-112(g), that the
patient's present primary need is for medical treatment or care
and whose need for psychiatric care is secondary, the court may
delay ordering directed outpatient commitment or involuntary
hospitalization of the patient until such time as the patient
receives medical care and the patient's need for psychiatric
care is primary.
(o) In proceedings under this section involving a minor,
the court shall, to the extent feasible, consult with the
minor's parents or legal guardian.