A California judge has ordered an inquiry into the well-being of Paris Jackson following her suicide attempt earlier this month.
According to Billboard, a judge made the ruling on June 6, and a private investigator has been tasked with a review of the 15-year-old's overall health, education and home life.
A lawyer representing Jackson family matriarch Katherine, who is currently Paris' guardian, said: "There have been communications between the court and counsel and we're completely supportive of the court's actions."
The suicide attempt came on June 5, when Paris was rushed to a Los Angeles hospital with multiple lacerations on one wrist.
A source close to the family also confirmed to TMZ that Paris had become enraged the night before when she was not allowed to attend a Marilyn Manson and Alice Cooper concert.
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